What Is Your Home REALLY Worth? Zillow Might Be Wrong by $40,000+

What is your home actually worth?

Before you make any decisions about selling, downsizing, or moving, you need to know one thing — your real number.

Online estimates like Zillow can be off by $20,000, $40,000, or even more. Not because they’re “bad,” but because they don’t see what actually makes your home valuable.

In this video, Twin Cities realtor Kara Zahasky breaks down why those online numbers often fail — and how to get a real, accurate home value using a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA).

If you’ve owned your home for years — especially in areas like Plymouth, Maple Grove, Minnetonka, or Eden Prairie — your value may have changed more than you think.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 — The question every homeowner asks
0:26 — Why Zillow can be wrong
1:00 — What algorithms don’t see
1:20 — The real error behind online estimates
1:54 — What a CMA actually looks at
4:07 — Real example: $350K → $427K
4:34 — What upgrades actually add value
5:44 — Final thoughts

Knowing your real number can completely change your next move.

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Next episode: how to deal with 20–30 years of stuff before selling — and where most people get stuck.

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