Comparative Market Analysis Skill

A CMA prices a home the way the market actually values it: against recent, similar, nearby sales — adjusted for the differences. This skill structures that analysis so the number is defensible: the comparables chosen and why, the adjustments made, the resulting range, and a pricing recommendation tied to the seller's goal.

Note: this is a pricing-analysis aid for a real-estate professional, not a formal appraisal or financial/legal advice. It works from the comparables and figures you provide; valuation depends on local market data and professional judgement. Never invent comp sales or prices — use the data given or mark it to source.

Working from a brief

Given a subject property and a few comps, build the CMA anyway — structure the analysis, apply reasoned adjustments, and give a range, marking any figure to source (confirm with MLS/records). Where comps are missing, explain what to pull rather than inventing sales. Never fabricate comparable prices.

Required Inputs

Ask for these only if they aren't already provided (else mark to source):