Find out what your El Paso County home may be worth and whether a 1.5% listing fee opportunity may apply.
A home value review helps sellers understand where they may stand before listing. It can affect pricing strategy, selling timeline, net proceeds, and next-home down payment. For move-up buyers, it’s often the foundation of the entire plan — how much equity may be available, how much cash may go toward the next purchase, and whether it makes sense to sell first, buy first, or use a contingent offer.
Complete the sections below with as much information as you have. If you're not sure about your home value, mortgage balance, timeline, or next move — estimates are fine.
Property value can be affected by location, condition, floor plan, updates, lot, views, current competition, buyer demand, and market timing — not just a quick online number.
Online estimates can be a useful starting point, but they may not fully account for condition, upgrades, views, layout, or local competition.
The home value review is a good time to ask which situation may apply to you.
Important Clarification: The 1.5% listing fee refers to the listing-side fee only. Buyer-side compensation, seller concessions, title charges, closing costs, repairs, HOA fees, taxes, and other seller costs may still apply. Listing fees vary, are negotiable, and are subject to a signed listing agreement.
These examples compare a 1.5% listing fee with an example 3% listing fee. For illustration only — listing fees vary, are negotiable, and are subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
Net proceeds are what may remain after mortgage payoff, listing-side fee, buyer-side compensation if offered or negotiated, title charges, taxes, repairs, concessions, HOA fees, and other selling costs. If a 1.5% listing fee opportunity applies, that may affect this discussion.
Your current home value may affect your equity, estimated net proceeds, next-home down payment, loan amount, monthly payment, and timing. If you list with Prime Home Team while buying your next home through Prime Home Team, you may qualify for the 1.5% move-up seller listing fee, subject to the listing agreement and program terms.
Prime Home Team reviews the address, property details, condition notes, updates, timeline, and selling goals you submitted.
The review may consider comparable sales, active and pending competition, market timing, neighborhood demand, and property-specific factors.
Selling costs, listing-side fee, buyer-side compensation if offered, title charges, taxes, repairs, concessions, and HOA fees that may affect net proceeds.
Whether a 1.5% opportunity may apply based on buying through Prime Home Team or having previously purchased the same home through Prime Home Team.
Prepare the home for sale, plan a move-up strategy, request a rate quote for the next home, search homes, or continue researching.
The more information provided, the more useful the review can be. You don’t need every detail — the following can help.
A home value review is not an appraisal and is not a guarantee of sale price. Actual market value and final sale price may vary based on buyer demand, property condition, market conditions, pricing strategy, inspection results, appraisal, negotiation, and contract terms.
Listing fees vary and are negotiable. The 1.5% listing fee refers to the listing-side fee only and applies only when program terms are met and a listing agreement is signed. Buyer-side compensation, seller concessions, title charges, closing costs, repairs, taxes, HOA fees, and other seller costs may still apply.
If you’re also buying a home and financing through Ultimate Mortgage, buyers are never required to use Ultimate Mortgage. Buyers may choose any lender. The Prime Buyer Advantage applies when a buyer uses Prime Home Team for the real estate purchase and Ultimate Mortgage for financing.
No. A home value review is not an appraisal. It’s an estimate based on market information, property details, comparable sales, active competition, and other factors. An appraisal is a separate valuation usually completed by a licensed appraiser.
No. A home value review can be helpful even if you’re only researching, planning a future move, or deciding whether selling makes sense.
The review can be connected to a move-up buyer strategy. You may also qualify for a 1.5% listing fee on your current home sale if you list with Prime Home Team while buying your next home through Prime Home Team, subject to the listing agreement and program terms. Learn about move-up buyers →
Yes. The form includes fields where you can indicate whether you’re interested in the 1.5% listing fee and whether you’re also buying another home through Prime Home Team.
If you previously bought the same home through Prime Home Team and later list it with Prime Home Team, you may qualify for the future 1.5% listing fee, subject to the listing agreement and program terms. Learn more →
No. The 1.5% listing fee refers to the listing-side fee only. Buyer-side compensation, if offered or negotiated, is separate. Other seller costs may also apply.
Yes. Listing fees vary and are negotiable. Any listing fee must be documented in the signed listing agreement.
At minimum, your name, contact information, and property address. Details about condition, updates, mortgage balance, timeline, and buying plans can help make the review more useful.
No. A home value review may provide a value range or pricing strategy, but it’s not a guarantee of sale price. Final sale price depends on market conditions, buyer demand, property condition, pricing, negotiation, and contract terms.
Yes. Sellers who are also buying can search homes and request a rate quote for the next purchase.
