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Homeownership is much more than buying and selling. It's a lifelong journey of decisions to be made on a regular basis. As your trusted real estate company, we are here to help you navigate this journey and maximize your most important investment.

During your home physical, we will discuss the following:

• Home Market Analysis
  • Market Estimate: A rough estimate of the value of your home in today's market
  • Buyer Breakdown: How many buyers are looking for homes like yours. This is a great way to get a feel for the market.
  • Recent Nearby Sales: To help you understand what to expect when selling your home (list price, sales price, days on market)
• Trends and expectations for the market in the coming 12 months
• Your homeownership goals
• Recommendations for home repairs and improvements
• The importance of the right insurance coverage
• Opportunities for mortgage refinancing (when applicable)

FAQs about home physicals

Why do you need a home physical?

Experts recommend you go to the doctor once a year to receive a physical in order to maintain good health, but did you know you should also have a physical conducted on your home as well?

Much like our bodies need continual maintenance and checkups, our homes—which are typically our largest investments—also need routine maintenance and checkups.

Whether you're planning on selling soon or staying in your home for years to come, a home physical can help you save money in the long run by helping you make smart decisions when remodeling or repairing your home as it ages.

How often should I get a home physical?

We recommend touching base with your Realtor on an annual basis to discuss your homeownership goals. It is during this meeting that you would talk about your goals for your home and discuss upcoming plans to renovate and remodel. Even if you are not planning to sell anytime soon, it's a good idea to take into consideration the return on investment your Realtor expects your home project to yield before you embark on a large-scale renovation.

Chatting yearly with your Realtor is also wise in terms of ensuring you are receiving the right insurance coverage for your home, as well as discussing ways to save money through a refinance when rates allow.