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October 8, 2008 at 8:28 PM #283987October 8, 2008 at 8:31 PM #283652
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GuestQuite right! They have no standing to list your property or mine! They particularly have no business providing poor information and positioning themselves as “authorities” on pricing. They are flawed! Badly and should be held accountable in court.
October 8, 2008 at 8:31 PM #283938Anonymous
GuestQuite right! They have no standing to list your property or mine! They particularly have no business providing poor information and positioning themselves as “authorities” on pricing. They are flawed! Badly and should be held accountable in court.
October 8, 2008 at 8:31 PM #283964Anonymous
GuestQuite right! They have no standing to list your property or mine! They particularly have no business providing poor information and positioning themselves as “authorities” on pricing. They are flawed! Badly and should be held accountable in court.
October 8, 2008 at 8:31 PM #283980Anonymous
GuestQuite right! They have no standing to list your property or mine! They particularly have no business providing poor information and positioning themselves as “authorities” on pricing. They are flawed! Badly and should be held accountable in court.
October 8, 2008 at 8:31 PM #283990Anonymous
GuestQuite right! They have no standing to list your property or mine! They particularly have no business providing poor information and positioning themselves as “authorities” on pricing. They are flawed! Badly and should be held accountable in court.
October 9, 2008 at 8:40 AM #283920halftrojan
ParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
October 9, 2008 at 8:40 AM #284208halftrojan
ParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
October 9, 2008 at 8:40 AM #284234halftrojan
ParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
October 9, 2008 at 8:40 AM #284252halftrojan
ParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
October 9, 2008 at 8:40 AM #284261halftrojan
ParticipantI don’t get it, how exactly are you hurt by Zillow? They take historical data and use a formula to give what they think is a price. They have disclaimers up the wazoo saying the prices are only an estimate.
Even if they list your house for sale, when it is not, how are you harmed? Would it be a crime for me to say your house is worth less than you probably think?
October 9, 2008 at 9:18 AM #283975sdrealtor
ParticipantZillow harms people by presenting information based upon flawed models that impacts public perceptions. Regardless of what the instrinsic value of a property is today (much less than FMV) there is a fairly accurate way of establishing FMV (comparable analysis at the street level by appraisors and realtors). Zillow provides lots of good information but their presentation of zestimates is irresponsible IMO.
October 9, 2008 at 9:18 AM #284263sdrealtor
ParticipantZillow harms people by presenting information based upon flawed models that impacts public perceptions. Regardless of what the instrinsic value of a property is today (much less than FMV) there is a fairly accurate way of establishing FMV (comparable analysis at the street level by appraisors and realtors). Zillow provides lots of good information but their presentation of zestimates is irresponsible IMO.
October 9, 2008 at 9:18 AM #284288sdrealtor
ParticipantZillow harms people by presenting information based upon flawed models that impacts public perceptions. Regardless of what the instrinsic value of a property is today (much less than FMV) there is a fairly accurate way of establishing FMV (comparable analysis at the street level by appraisors and realtors). Zillow provides lots of good information but their presentation of zestimates is irresponsible IMO.
October 9, 2008 at 9:18 AM #284306sdrealtor
ParticipantZillow harms people by presenting information based upon flawed models that impacts public perceptions. Regardless of what the instrinsic value of a property is today (much less than FMV) there is a fairly accurate way of establishing FMV (comparable analysis at the street level by appraisors and realtors). Zillow provides lots of good information but their presentation of zestimates is irresponsible IMO.
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