It looks like this deal is back. Simply enter a valid email (can be a mailinator or other disposable email) and you will instantly receive a CoreLogic report via email. Typically these reports are only available if you spend $150/month or so on a CoreLogic subscription so if you're thinking of selling your house or just interested to see some metrics of your house consider getting a report.
Put in a fake number?
I put in a 10 digit number starting with 1 so yeah, I recommend a fake number.
Yeh just remember someone will prob receive your spam call so if below is right put in a number starting in say 1
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So theyll just contact you once even if you request multiple reports, right?
I wonder if this can be used to dispute rates valuation notices?
yes, if it is lesser than current valuation.
Rates are calculated on land value. Improved land values are not useful in this regard.
You can check your land valuation for free with the Valuer General, including the supporting evidence which they used to determine your rates.
I got my rates yesterday and their calcs are on on the improved value. This is in Melb
Yes, here also same in Adelaide
What if my house/landscaping is terrible and does not improve land value?
I feel a loophole coming on…
Exactly, build a crappy shack and cover the site in asbestos! Save on rates!
@QW3RTY: It's Melbourne, everyone thinks they're in an episode of The Block, they actualy seem to pay more for a fixer-up-er
No, rate valuation is not based on real estate values, Councils are smart
They under valuated my land so will not be paying land tax this year lol
They are at least $250k more according to recent sales
That's my prob, they've possible been under valuing it for years, but suddenly my site valuation (unimproved land value) jumped ~70% this year.
Cheeky councils in Melb, the state Govt capped their rates increases a few years ago, so just before that came into force, they raised rates by ~9%. ever since then, they've raise the value of properties, so rates may go up 3%, but your rates go up 10% because they've deemed your value has increased. I bet when prices go down, the valuations won't.
That's my prob, they've possible been under valuing it for years
So you've been paying less rates than you should have… Now you're blaming council for getting it right and making you pay your fair share of the rates?
They are in Victoria, also known as Capital Improvement Value
https://www.kingston.vic.gov.au/Property-and-Development/Rat…
I've been using this report for free for almost a year now. I don't remember needing to pay for it at all.
Also, whenever you submit a request, they will most likely give you a call. It got to a point where I'm fed up with the calls from NAB folks that I wrote in the comment section that "Please do not call, just checking the market", and they stop calling. Not sure if they really read it or not. :P
Do they only send it after calling?
Nope. you will pretty much get the report in your email within 1 to 5 minutes. I always get mine within 2 minutes.
tried it fake name address phone number
how long does email take to arrive
well as you have tried, then you tell us….. thanks a million champ.
i just tried again, and it took less than 2 minutes for me. :D
same
been about 10 minutes and nada
maybe they blocked sharklasers.com
my guerilla mail also hasnt arrived yet ;)
Just to share with people here, you can also use the ANZ free property report. using the link below.
https://www.anz.com.au/personal/home-loans/calculators-tools…
I tend to use both report and compare. ANZ report does take more time before it reaches my email as compared to NAB.
Hope it helps. :D
Thanks! At least the ANZ one gives you the option of whether to be contacted or not - no phone number requested either!
NAB did one for us, it was so useless (wildly incorrect valuation.. iirc $500k on a property that sold for sub $350k) it was unbelievable. It's outsourced, so if you receive rubbish and query it, nab can't resolve, only pass on your query. Which of course gets ignored because corelogic or whoever doesn't give a shirt.
It's free, YMMV.
NAB did one for us
It's outsourced
You realise it's done by a computer and 100% based on metrics?
yeah its not someone really go and check the property by hand
You’d think the instant delivery by email would have been a clue.
Yeah but there's no Avenue for "give a sht".. even though it's a company selling a product…
Got the report in 1 min. Estimates my house is worth 5 million. Looks like the bot added in an extra zero.
sell it to nab.
This was actually pretty handy. Although I think the value of my house is over-estimated a little.. Bought for 380 two years ago, report says value of 470. Similar house down the road just sold for 435. Still, some useful info here.
Take it with a grain of salt. It shows my neighbours house as being 230k less than what the bank recently valued it at. That’s with the report claiming “high confidence”
BoQ also has an app that does the same report free. It allows you to opt out of contact.
Does that app still work? Stopped working for me about 8 months ago so ended up deleting it. Reviews on iTunes were all reporting the same thing.
Please select a valid address from suggestions. hmmm
Looks like it is oz-bargained, same error message when I try.
However, I would like to question the worth of desktop evaluations, they are seldom accurate.
Just wondering why this comment got so many negs?
Yea I don't get it either? onthehouse.com.au has always been free and shows comparable sales and sales history :/
Tried both…got both reports…ANZ is more comprehensive with lot of sales info, on sale listings, rental info, demographics etc. But the pricing on both, didnt even come close to what the CMB desktop valuation came to.
I searched one property and it shows the sold price was $460k in 2017, but the estimated price is now $433k. I should wondering if this is a pattern (reduction in price) or the algorithm does not take into account sold prices.
It most certainly does take into account previous sale prices…
The market has dropped a bit since 2017. Would make sense.
Unless you are in Canberra. Detached dwellings just keeps going up so damn fast. Good for investors, terrible for first home buyers.
Got NAB and ANZ reports for myself, parents, partners parents, and our neighbours.
Can confirm ANZ report is more detailed (double the pages and more info) and also provides higher valuations (for better or worse).
Something to note is these are based on previous sales prices multiplied by a number generated my recent nearby pricing changes. It doesn't for example know if you've spent 100k on renovations.
It doesnt seem to pick up apartment addresses in NSW very well. I tried mine and my parents, wouldnt come up, even after trying multiple variations.
Values are much lower then what they were 2 months ago…
House prices in the area I’m looking haven’t dropped.
It was 15% more 2 months ago inline with the bank valuations
Will this work on apartment units?
I was David Smiths for ozbargain purposes.
Bought my house 3 years ago and has dropped 15% since based on the report :(
I've got 2 properties 1km away from eachother.
1 has 3 bedrooms 1 bath and no garage on a tiny block.
The other 4br, 2 living spaces, 2 bathrooms a garage on a 515m2 block
The first one came through at 480, and the other at 550.
Not the most accurate lol.
Not sure if Mailinator works as I tried 4 different properties and nothing came through for an hour.
Tried a different domain and they shoot through in about a minute.
YMMV
Interesting, I used both ANZ and NAB on my property and ANZ came back with estimate "Currently not available" whereas NAB was able to give a value and range.
Same. Didn’t like the value though 😂
An estimate is not available for this property. There is either insufficient subject property information, recent sales or the property is considered to be out of scope i.e. non-residential, highly unique or rural and an estimate cannot be confidently provided.
:-(
you can get the same info at realestate.com.au
Was about to pull the trigger on this, but doesn't really give you anything that you can't get from the free sites.
Tested this out on a currently listed property on RealEstate.com.au. All it did was copy the information from there. Same listing price, photos. Not very useful at all
agreed just purchased a property and tried this report out and all the info can be found at realestate.com.au
domain.com.au also have a home price guide / estimator.
It says data based on 'APM' date, where realestate.com.au is based on corelogic data.
Tried 3 different places, all with different results. e.g. place 1 similar estimates, place 2, APM quoted higher than the core logic data, place three, core logic quoted higher than the APM data.
So I don't think any of these are reliable, but will give you some idea / ballpark anyway, and at least using domain or real estate website you don't have to enter any information
I’ve been using this report for a year or so now and put my real contact details.
Only received the one phone call at the start and since then nothing.
I think when using these services it’s better to be honest as if everyone puts fake details they’ll just cut the service.
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