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Western homeowners went against the nationwide trend of homeowners overvaluing their homes. Instead, their estimates came in much lower than appraised values

History has shown that homeowners typically value their homes at a higher price point than appraisers. Will appraiser and homeowners find common ground this week?

History has shown that homeowners typically value their homes at a higher price point than appraisers, and as the housing market evolves, these opinions were beginning to inch ...

What homeowners think their houses are worth and what they’re actually worth are slightly off nationally, and the gap between owner estimates and real appraisals widened in February for first time in six months.

Appraisers and homeowners just cannot seem to find common ground in valuing their home, but they are getting closer to seeing eye-to-eye.

The gap between homeowner and appraisal values of homes narrowed slightly again in October, as appraisers' values were 1.98 percent under homeowner opinions.

Homeowners continued to overvalue their homes for the eighth consecutive month in September, while appraiser opinions came in 2 percent lower than owner's perceptions, according to Quicken Loans national Home Price Perception Index.

For the fifth consecutive month, appraiser home value opinions dropped further below homeowner estimates in June, according to a recent report from Quicken Loans. The mortgage lender reported that appraiser opinions of home values were 1.4 percent lower than homeowner estimates, according to their monthly national Home Price Perception Index (HPPI).