Summary answer: Given Bailey's Crossroads' genuinely wide price variance by property type (from $285,000 condos to $962,450 single-family homes), a pre-listing appraisal or a careful, comp-specific CMA is genuinely worth the extra confidence before you set your list price.

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Pre-listing appraisal vs. CMA

Option Cost Best For
CMA from your agent Free Most standard Bailey's Crossroads sales
Professional pre-listing appraisal $400-$500 Unique properties, or extra pricing confidence

Why this is worth extra consideration given property-type variance

With such a wide range across property types, a careful CMA or formal appraisal helps ensure you're not underpricing or overpricing relative to true comparables.

Let's figure out if this makes sense for your home

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