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What's your Texas home worth?

Get an instant estimate using recent sales, public records, and current Texas market data — free, no signup required.

What's your Texas home worth?

Get an instant estimate based on recent sales, public records, and current market data.

This is an automated estimate, not an appraisal. For a binding valuation, contact Q Mortgage.

Estimate produced by an Automated Valuation Model (AVM). Not an appraisal. Q Mortgage LLC, NMLS #2567464. Equal Housing Opportunity.

How it works

Three signals, one estimate.

Our valuation engine combines three data layers to produce a defensible estimate of your home's market value — without needing you to fill out a form, upload photos, or wait for a callback.

1

Public records

Square footage, beds, baths, year built, lot size, and last sale — pulled from county tax-assessor records and the MLS. This is the baseline for every valuation.

2

Recent comps

Three to five recent comparable sales within roughly a half-mile, adjusted for size, condition, and market timing. This is the most predictive signal for what your home would actually sell for today.

3

Confidence-scored

Every estimate carries a confidence tier — high, medium, or low — based on data density and comp quality. We surface this honestly rather than hiding it behind false precision.

Why we built this

Tech-first, lender-grade, free.

Most "what's my home worth" tools exist to harvest your contact info before they show you a number. Q Mortgage built this differently: type your address, get the estimate, do whatever you want with it. If you decide you want to talk to an advisor about cash-out refi, HELOC, or selling and buying next, the option is right there — but it's your call. We built this in-house because the engineering was worth more than the lead-form friction.

Next steps

What to do with your estimate.

Cash-out refinance

Replace your mortgage with a larger one and pocket the difference. Best when current rates are at or below your existing rate, or when you need a large lump sum at a low fixed rate.

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HELOC

Open a home-equity line of credit you can draw from over time — without touching your existing mortgage rate. Ideal when current mortgage rates are higher than your existing first-lien rate.

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Sell + buy next

Knowing your equity is the first step in a move-up or right-size purchase. We work with bridge financing, contingency offers, and buy-before-you-sell programs to make the transition manageable.

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FAQ

Common questions.

Want to talk through your specific situation? Call us at (903) 402-5626 .

How accurate is this estimate?
AVM (Automated Valuation Model) estimates are typically within 5-10% of a final lender-ordered appraisal for standard suburban homes with recent comparable sales. Accuracy drops for unique properties (acreage, custom builds, off-market neighborhoods), recently renovated homes whose interior the AVM cannot see, and rural areas where comparable sales are sparse. The confidence label on your result reflects this — high confidence usually means many recent comps within a half-mile, low confidence means the AVM is extrapolating from limited data.
Where does the data come from?
Three sources: county tax-assessor records (square footage, beds, baths, year built, lot size, last sale), MLS-cleared recent sales (the comparable transactions used to calibrate the estimate), and current market signals (median price-per-square-foot trends, days-on-market, list-to-sale price ratios). Q Mortgage uses RentCast as the primary AVM provider in Phase 1 and will add ATTOM as a second source in Phase 2 for higher-confidence valuations.
Is this an appraisal?
No. An appraisal is a licensed appraiser physically inspecting your home and producing a binding valuation for a specific lender, transaction, or insurance purpose. An AVM estimate is an algorithmic estimate based on public records — it cannot see the inside of your home, your finishes, your renovations, or any condition issues. Use this tool to ballpark equity and decide whether to move forward; rely on a licensed appraisal for any actual loan, sale, or tax appeal.
Why is the range so wide for some properties?
The range widens when the AVM has less to work with. Common causes: very few comparable sales in the past 6 months, the comparables that exist vary widely in size or condition, your home is materially larger or smaller than its neighbors, the property is in a neighborhood undergoing rapid price change, or the parcel is unusual (waterfront, large acreage, mixed-use). A wide range is the AVM telling you "I am not sure" — it is more honest than a tight false-precision estimate.
How often is the data updated?
Recent sales feed in within 24-72 hours of MLS clearance. Tax-assessor data updates annually (typically in Q1 for Texas counties). Our cache holds each address valuation for 30 days; if you re-look up the same address after that window, the tool fetches fresh data. If you need a same-day refresh after a recent renovation or comparable sale you know about, contact us and we can run a manual lookup.
What if my address isn't found?
A handful of edge cases trip up AVMs: brand-new construction (less than 6 months old, before tax records exist), recently subdivided parcels, addresses missing from the postal database, and rural addresses on county roads. If the tool errors out, try entering with full city and zip code (e.g. "1234 Main St, McKinney TX 75070") instead of just the street. If it still fails, call us at (903) 402-5626 — we have access to higher-tier data sources for those cases.

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