That focus grew out of working with downsizers, sellers on a short clock set by retirement, health or a life change, who cannot afford to price a home low because an automated tool missed the finished basement or the new roof.
Joel pairs that hand-reviewed pricing approach with the negotiation and paperwork side of a sale, in a market where the benchmark price sits at $444,700, so a seller gets one accurate number instead of three different guesses from three different sources.
If your situation involves work done to the house that never made it into a permit file, that is exactly the gap Joel's approach is built to close. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.