Zillow Upgrades

[David P. Valley]

Just a reminder....

http://www.zillow.com now gives homeowners the option of upgrading features of your home (that you own) and you can even insert your present pictures of your home and enter information regarding any additions that you have made since you've purchased the home.

Pass the word, so this can be a much better improved site....

Here are some other things you can do:


Set a Make Me Move® Price
What would it take to hand over the keys to your home? Every home has a price, what's yours? Set a Make Me Move price.


Edit Home Facts
Since we get data from public records, your home facts may occasionally be outdated or wrong. Set the record straight by editing your home facts. Depending on the scope of the edits, your Zestimate may change over time.


Create an Estimate
We start you off with our Zestimate home valuation, but you can fine-tune it by creating your own estimate and adding information such as a remodel.


Visit Zillow® Neighborhood Pages
See what the neighbors are saying in your neighborhood. Discuss local news and issues, add and view photos, learn about the demographics, and much more.


Lastly, you will periodically receive a Zillow Home Report e-mail, which shows an updated Zestimate® value and 30-day trends for this home. See a sample. Don't want it? Go to Favorite Homes and deselect "Get Home Report."

[Steven C. Waskewicz]

I've used Zillow.com for some new addresses, that Google Maps and Mapquest have failed to map.
They seem to have the house locations in the newer neighborhoods, that haven't been mapped via satellite yet.

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by swaskewicz

I've used Zillow.com for some new addresses, that Google Maps and Mapquest have failed to map.
They seem to have the house locations in the newer neighborhoods, that haven't been mapped via satellite yet.

You can even move the house locations on the map (owner honesty policy) if it is incorrectly marked.