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  2. How Do I Know Where My Property Lines Are? - Zillow

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    Property lines are the defined points where one owner’s land ends and the neighboring property begins. A property owner uses boundary lines to determine where to legally place features such as fences, pools, garages or driveways. Erecting a structure on or partially on another person’s property can lead to disputes and, often, lawsuits.

  3. How Close Is Too Close to Power Lines? - Zillow

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    If you’re house hunting and the thought of buying a property near high-voltage power lines gives you pause, you might think ahead to how it will affect your ability to sell the home in the future. Long Beach, CA real estate agent Daniel Kim says power lines are an instant turnoff for some home buyers.

  4. The leading real estate marketplace. Search millions of for-sale and rental listings, compare Zestimate® home values and connect with local professionals.

  5. A Zestimate is Zillow’s estimated market value for a home, computed using a proprietary formula including public and user-submitted data, such as details about a home (bedrooms, bathrooms, home age, etc.), location, property tax assessment information and sales histories of the subject home as well as other homes that have recently sold in the area.

  6. Property Tax Calculator: How Much Are Property Taxes? | Zillow

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    To estimate your property taxes, we multiply the home value you provide by the county's effective property tax rate. The specific process and formula used to calculate property taxes can vary based on where the property is located and regulations set by the local governing authority there.

  7. Home Appraisal: What It Is and How It Works - Zillow

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    The average appraisal costs about $400, but prices can vary based on your location and the size of the home. Appraisals may cost more if the property is somehow unique or on a large plot of land that needs to be surveyed to confirm property lines.

  8. Property Descriptions 101: How to Write Listing Descriptions ......

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    If you're trying to sell your home quickly and want to incentivize buyers, you can add a special promotion to your listing description. Some of the most compelling buyer concessions include: Home warranty: For just a few hundred dollars, you can purchase a one-year home warranty for your buyer. It's a nice little value-add that buyers ...

  9. I’m trying to sell my home and I think my Zestimate should be higher. The Zestimate was created to give customers more information about homes and the housing market. It is intended to provide user-friendly data to promote transparent real estate markets and allow people to make more informed decisions — it should not be used to drive up ...

  10. To find out what your home is worth, run the comps yourself or have your real estate agent provide a fair market value for your home, based on similar recently sold properties in your area. Here's an example to walk you through the calculation: You purchased your home in June 2013 for $250,000 with a 20% down payment and a 4.07% interest rate.

  11. How to Manage a Rental Property | Zillow Rental Manager

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    Trim trees that are near structures, power lines or property lines. Yearly tasks: Examine shower caulking and grout between tiles to prevent mold. Change filters in your forced air systems (do this twice a year). Flush your water heater to remove sediment. 2. Handle emergency maintenance promptly. Some repairs require immediate attention.