Sandy,
Are you planning on selling? If you are I'd be happy to do it. If its for anything else give me a call and I will get you in the right direction.

Sean LaSalle
Weichert Realtors
610 737 5369

Hi, Sandy!

First I would like to mention to you that a Comparable Market Analysis is not an appraisal. Only an appraiser can do an appraisal. A Market Analysis only gives you the market value of the home.

The question is, why do you want a CMA (Comparable Market Analysis) done? Are you considering placing the home on the market? Since the market is constantly changing, a market analysis is best done when you are ready to sell the home. If you are thinking of selling it in the spring, you will need to get a CMA done at that time. If you just want to know what the current market value of the home is, an agent can do one for you.

Whether or not the agent will charge you for it will depend on the individual and brokerage firm.

I suggest interviewing several agents for the job of selling your home. It is a very large investment and you should have someone you trust and feel comfortable with do the job and get it done right. Not all agents work the same. Find one that is right for YOU.

Brigita McKelvie, REALTOR, e-PRO, GRI
Keller Williams Real Estate, Bethlehem, PA
Office: 610-867-8888 Direct: 610-393-9424
E-mail: brigita@brigitamklv.com
Web: http://www.brigitamklv.com
Blogs: http://activerain.com/blogs/brigitam

Our company doesn't charge for a CMA but remember that this is not an appraisal. What would you be using the CMA for? Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Frank Rader
Prudential Patt White
484-358-3557

What we usually do in our company is not charge for a CMA if the client is going to end up listing with us. That way we are not "double" charging the individual. However, if someone was just looking for a CMA, then there would be a nominal charge for the work being performed by the Realtor. Remember, a CMA is not an appraisal. Thanks