Zillow and Trulia are not capable to sifting data, they are essentially worthless as are almost all automated valuation models (AVMs). To accurately gauge anything you need filtered information that relates to your specific area.

Drop me line, I can tap my appraisal resources and pull statisical data using SMART in about 5 minutes.

Hank Miller, SRA, ABR
Associate Broker & Certified Appraiser
Prudential GA Realty
678-428-8276

Scott,

Quick and easy....try http://www.zillow.com....enter the address

Hi Scott,

SURE. Here you go: http://www.trulia.com/GA/Marietta/30067/#sold/30067_zip/SING…

These are for single family homes only - but you can change that selection once the page is up, or modify prices, # of BRs, etc.

Jeff

Call a realtor. Any one of us can answer that question for you in a few minutes.

Sincerely,
David Brower, Assistant Manager/Realtor
Crye-Leike Realtors
678-982-9600
david@davidwbrower.com

Scott,

Give me a call and I will run a quick and dirty CMA for you. I will just use some basic information from you and can e-mail you the results.

James Dudley
ERA Sunrise Realty
678-781-7418
james.dudley@era.com

Only accurate resource used by realtors and appraisers is MLS

You can also check county tax records

Lynn911
~ National Featured Realtor and Consultant, Lecturer regarding Credit Repair, Mortgage Loan Officer

A real estate agent will be the best source of such information as we often know the specifics of the homes as well (i.e. not just size; but condition, seller's situation and motivation levels, differences in lots, etc.). I believe Trulia itself has some of this information; but whatever you see, be sure to verify it as this information is often pulled from tax records that are not always 100% accurate.

Scott- try using http://www.zillow.com, or you can have a real estate agent run a comparative market analysis on your home- to give you an idea of what similar homes have been sold for.