If it's too good to be true, it's probably a scam. Especially if they want you to deposit money to a rental company prior to viewing the property. If the add responds back really quick with a few paragraphs... It's againg a scam. ...
In July I discovered that a website called Zillow was publishing a ridiculously low valuation for my home and took this matter up with their Head Of Customer Services. It was identified that they had a 'geo mapping' problem that caused Zillow to list my home in a city 6 miles away, rather than the ...
Zillow intentionally lowballs property quotes, undermining the marketplace ideals of nearby homeowners. Their "Zestimates" injured the marketplace for vendors. Their incorrect "quotes" provide false aspire to audience and unjust detriment to vendors. ...
Zillow refuses to correct my "public home facts". I've been in communication with Zillow regarding my home. I have a 3 bedroom 3 bath house. They show public facts of 2 bedrooms and 3 baths. They have acknowledged that the number of bedrooms plays a large role in their valuation; however ...
I never authorized Zillow to show/display my house. The information Zillow displays is inaccurate yet it is impossible to contact anyone there. I sent letters to Zillow corporate and as usual, the arrogance of Zillow rears its head. My house is listed at $1,075, 000 and I recently received an offer ...
Zillow's real estate agent lead generation program is a ripoff. Do not fall for their hyped up sales pitch. They do not generate leads from any mls data bases. Their purported leads come from an in-house pro - prietary data base that is outdated and useless. The dollar value of properties they send ...