Yes. The actual sold prices are accurate as they scrape public data sources for this info. It often takes a while for this data to get updated to zillow, but is as accurate as the source they got it from.

Are houses still selling in California?

California home sales ended 2020 roughly level with the prior year, despite volatile dips and swings throughout this year characterized by a recession and pandemic. In total, 1,700 more home sales closed in California during 2020 than the prior year, amounting to an 0.4% increase in sales.

Are home sale prices public record in Texas?

Texas is a nondisclosure state, one of about a dozen in the U.S., in which the sales price of homes isn’t required to be publicly disclosed.

Can you remove price history from Zillow?

You can’t remove it and you will just tell people that the seller tried to do a FSBO and didn’t know how to properly price a home which is why they hired you. A great many buyers DO look at price histories.

Why does Zillow not show all houses for sale?

They have decided to separate themselves from Zillow and not share their data anymore. This means that homes they have listed for sale do not show up on the site.

Is there a right way to sell a house in California?

There is no one right way to sell a house in California, but one thing is for certain, homes that have been updated, repaired and are in Move in ready condition are going to get the most traffic and fetch highest sales price. It is why that 99% of real estate agents will recommend that a homeowner fix and update their homes prior to selling.

Can a house be sold in its as is condition in California?

There is a basic misconception that unless the listing or advertisement to sell the houses says specifically that the house is being sold in its As Is condition, it is not. The fact is that all houses in California are sold in their As Is condition and it written right into the standard Purchase and Sales Agreement.

Do you have to disclose defects when selling a house in California?

California has strict disclosure laws that require owners to disclose whatever issues are known at the time of the sale. So just because a seller wants to market a home in it’s As Is condition does not mean that they don’t need to disclose any known defects, deferred maintenance or use restrictions.

When do you have to leave a house that has been sold?

If the property you’re renting was sold because of a foreclosure, you will likely have to move, but you don’t have to go right away. If you have a lease, you can stay until your lease ends (unless the buyer wants to move in, in which case, you’ll need to leave in 90 days).