If you own your own home and are thinking about selling it someday, you should consider claiming your home on Zillow. Doing so allows you to access Zillow's tools for keeping track of the value of your home, attracting more attention from potential buyers, getting the most for your home and more. The process of claiming your home is fairly simple.
If you own your own home and are thinking of selling it someday then you may want to claim your home on Zillow, which means confirming that you are the owner of the house. There are a number of benefits to doing so. Keep on reading to learn more.
When you claim your home on Zillow, you get access to an Owner's Dashboard on the Zillow website. The dashboard allows you to track the value of your home, work out a good sale price and determine the best time to sell. You'll also get assistance in getting your listing noticed by more prospective buyers by making videos, adding the right home details and so forth. You can also take advantage of Zillow's Make Me Move tool, which alerts prospective buyers than you may be interested in selling for the right price without actually putting your home on the market, with all the hassle and costs that would entail.
To claim your home, follow these instructions:
The verification process will include selecting your name from a drop down list of names. This is a security measure that makes it more difficult for anyone else to claim your home. The other names on the list are randomly generated. Selecting one is an indication of attempted fraud. If you don't see your name on the list then click on the "Don't see your name? Go here" link and enter your name and phone number.
If you have any questions, contact a Zillow customer support representative. You can reach one by phone, email or help forum.
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