$8,500 above asking.
Listed at $190,000. Closed at $198,500 on September 28, 2026.
Accepted offer in 4 days. Listed August 20; offer accepted August 24. Four days to an offer—not to closing.
(608) 732-2564What could your Platteville home sell for? What should you fix? And what would you keep after the sale? Let’s get clear on those questions before you decide anything.
I’m Jeremy Fishnick with Fishnick Realty Advisors, brokered by LPT Realty. I’ll compare the nearby sales, the homes buyers can choose instead, and what makes yours different. Then we’ll build your plan together.
See My Home’s Value →Just curious? That’s a good enough reason to start.
Listed at $190,000. Closed at $198,500 on September 28, 2026.
Accepted offer in 4 days. Listed August 20; offer accepted August 24. Four days to an offer—not to closing.
Listed at $285,000. Closed at $306,000 on November 7, 2025.
Accepted offer in 4 days. Listed September 25; offer accepted September 29. Four days to an offer—not to closing.
Selected listing-side sales verified in South Central Wisconsin MLS on October 19, 2026. These are individual results—not an average, a claim of selling above market value, or a promise about your home.
Read how pricing can create buyer competition →Several offers give a seller more to compare than a number. The closing date, inspection terms, financing, and whether the buyer needs to sell another home can all change which offer fits best.
We’ll look at the whole offer together. A higher headline price isn’t automatically the better deal.
“In days of listing, their target marketing and long reach brought in multiple buyers with competitive offers.”Emre B. · Platteville seller · Google reviewRead more client experiences →
An older home near campus, a newer house, and a property outside town shouldn’t share a pricing shortcut. I’ll explain which sales are useful comparisons—and which aren’t.
Before you spend on paint, a roof, or a long repair list, let’s compare the cost with what it may change. My home inspector background helps us ask better questions. It isn’t a substitute for a formal inspection.
Plan the photos, 3D tour, signs, advertising, and showings before going live. Allow about a week for listing and marketing prep. We’ll set dates that fit your home and your move.
Compare a market listing, an off-market offer, or help with repairs, an estate, or a move. We’ll put the money, timing, work, and costs side by side.
Explore every selling option →Ask me—or any agent you interview—for the sales behind the price, the written launch plan, what’s included, and what costs extra. Ask how you’ll hear about showings and offers, and what happens if the plan needs to change.
Read the Satisfaction Guarantee, including its buyer exception, before signing. You should understand the agreement, not discover the terms later.
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Start with fit, not a ranking. Ask for local sales, the facts behind the suggested price, a written marketing plan, and clear costs. I’ll show you my work so you can compare me with anyone else you’re considering.
Yes. Two selected listing-side sales are 760 N Court Street, which closed at $198,500 on September 28, 2026, and 65 Preston Drive, which closed at $306,000 on November 7, 2025. Each received an accepted offer four days after its listing date. These are individual results, not an average or a promise for your home.
Yes. Enter your address for an online starting estimate when enough data is available. It’s not an appraisal or my personal price recommendation. If you want a closer look, I can compare nearby sales, current competition, and your home’s condition. No meeting is required to use the estimate tool.
It can change which buyers may be interested. We’ll check comparable homes and whether rental use is allowed before treating a property as an investment opportunity. Being near campus doesn’t guarantee demand, rental approval, or a higher price.
No. We’ll compare selling as-is with doing a few useful jobs first. My home inspector background helps me spot possible concerns, but a listing walk-through isn’t a formal inspection and won’t find everything.
Commission is negotiable, with options starting at 1.5%. We’ll compare service levels and put the services, costs, and terms in writing before you sign. You choose how much help you want.
Enter your address for an online starting estimate when enough data is available. Want a closer look? Ask me to check the nearby sales and your home’s details.
Next: confirm your property and add your email. Phone is optional. This is an estimate, not an appraisal or a promised sale price. No meeting required.