How accurate is this estimate?

It's a comparative market analysis (CMA), not an appraisal. Ty pulls recent sales of similar homes in your area, adjusts for condition and current market velocity, and emails a two-page PDF with the comparable sales and a suggested list-price range. For lending or legal purposes you still need a licensed appraiser. For deciding whether to list your home and move to Prescott, a CMA is the right tool.

Do I have to list my home with Ty to get the estimate?

No. Ty only sells in Arizona — he's not your listing agent in California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, or anywhere else. The estimate is free because his goal is to earn your business as a buyer's agent when you move to Prescott. If you want a local listing referral, Ty has a network of agents in each of the relocation-target states he can connect you with.

What does 'what my equity buys in Prescott' mean?

If you've owned your current home for 5–10 years, you likely have significant equity built up. That equity becomes your down payment (or even a cash purchase) in Prescott — where the median Prescott Valley home runs about $441K and entry-level ECCO homes start in the high $400s. The equity equivalence table on this page shows what typical 10-year equity in each target state buys here.

Is my information sold or shared?

No. Your contact info stays with Ty and the CRM used to send your estimate (HubSpot). It's not sold, rented, or shared with builders or lenders unless you specifically ask Ty to make an introduction.

How long does it take to get the estimate?

One business day for most submissions. If your address is in an unusual market (rural, manufactured housing, unique architecture) it may take an extra day to pull good comparables.

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What's Your Home Worth?

If you're thinking about moving to Prescott, the first question is almost never "which community?" — it's "how much do I clear when I sell?" Ty will pull recent comps for your neighborhood, adjust for current market velocity, and email you a two-page CMA within one business day. Free. No obligation.

Here's what that equity buys in Prescott:

~$441K
Prescott Valley median
Redfin PV
~$581K
Prescott median
Redfin Prescott
High $400s
ECCO Jasper 7 entry
ECCO Homes
$645,889
Ty's 3-yr avg closing
Zillow profile

By Ty Wilde

Prescott New Home Specialist · Published April 2026

Equity equivalents by state

Median home values and typical 10-year equity by state, plus what that down payment gets you in Prescott or Prescott Valley new construction. All home values are from Zillow Home Value Index or the state Realtors' association — click through to see the current snapshot.

Current market	Median home value	Typical 10-yr equity	What that buys in Prescott
California	~$785K (statewide median) C.A.R.	10-year owners typically sit on $400K–$600K in equity after mortgage payoff.	Cash purchase of a Jasper 7 ECCO plan plus $100K+ in reserves, or 50% down on Granite Dells Estates with a small mortgage.
Oregon	~$490K (ZHVI) Zillow Oregon	Portland metro 10-year owners commonly have $250K–$400K equity.	30–50% down on a mid-range ECCO Jasper plan, eliminating most of your monthly mortgage cost.
Washington	~$600K (ZHVI) Zillow Washington	Seattle-area 10-year owners commonly have $400K–$600K equity.	Cash buy an entry-level ECCO home, or put 40–60% down on a Capstone Jasper 8 plan.
Colorado	~$570K (ZHVI) Zillow Colorado	Front Range 10-year owners typically have $250K–$450K equity.	40–60% down on an ECCO Jasper plan with preferred-lender rate buydown — monthly payment often under $2,500.
Phoenix metro	~$460K (ZHVI) Zillow Phoenix	5-year owners commonly have $150K–$300K equity thanks to 2020–22 appreciation.	20–35% down on an ECCO or Capstone plan 90 minutes away in cooler elevation — comparable monthly payment, no 115°F summers.

Equity ranges are rough guidelines assuming typical down payment, ~5% annual appreciation, and normal principal paydown. Your actual number depends on original purchase price, mortgage balance, and local market performance. Ty's CMA will give you a real, defensible sale-price range for your specific address.

How Ty prepares your estimate

1
Pulls public sales comps for your area
Active, pending, and closed sales within the last 6 months, filtered to comparable square footage, bed/bath count, and lot size. For out-of-state addresses Ty uses Zillow, Redfin, and public county records — not MLS (he's not licensed in your state).
2
Adjusts for current market velocity
If your market is cooling (prices off 3–5% from 2022 peaks, which is most California and Pacific Northwest markets in 2026), the estimate reflects that. If it's still appreciating (parts of Phoenix and Denver), it factors that in too.
3
Emails a personalized two-page PDF
Page one: your estimated list-price range with 3–5 recent comparable sales. Page two: your estimated net proceeds after agent commission and closing costs, mapped against what that down payment buys in Prescott. You keep the PDF whether or not you move forward.

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