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Best Deals in Siskiyou County
Every active listing, scored against 3,319 closed sales and 10 years of market data. Updated when inventory changes.
Listed at $515,000 against an estimated market value of $668,833 — a 29.9% discount to comp-driven value. 3-bed/2-bath, 300 acres, mountain and panoramic views, remodeled. The submarket is trading at $272.31/SF — this property asks $249.03/SF. On the market 0 days, validating the price.
Estimate shown near the list price, pending review. We don't publish a value above the asking price without Travis's sign-off — call for the full read.
Estimate shown near the list price, pending review. We don't publish a value above the asking price without Travis's sign-off — call for the full read.
Estimate shown near the list price, pending review. We don't publish a value above the asking price without Travis's sign-off — call for the full read.
Listed at $749,000 against an estimated market value of $711,550 — a 5% premium to comp-driven value. 4-bed/3-bath, 2.8 acres, the Eddies views, guest house. The submarket is trading at $274.67/SF — this property asks $243.02/SF. On the market 533 days, signaling room to negotiate.
Estimate shown near the list price, pending review. We don't publish a value above the asking price without Travis's sign-off — call for the full read.
No obvious value detractors appear in the listing data—condition is noted as updated, with fresh paint, updated flooring, and an income-producing ADU described. This may be a genuine opportunity or a motivated seller. Some things only a walkthrough reveals, which is why it's under the broker's review.
Listed at $323,000 against an estimated market value of $410,364 — a 27% discount to comp-driven value. 2-bed/2-bath, 0.42 acres, remodeled. The submarket is trading at $200.46/SF — this property asks $154.69/SF. On the market 0 days, validating the price.
Fewer than three recent comparable sales in this neighborhood — not enough for a reliable automated value. This one is under manual review; call Travis for a personal read.
Estimate shown near the list price, pending review. We don't publish a value above the asking price without Travis's sign-off — call for the full read.
Possible factors buyers may be weighing include the listed "fixer" condition and the "as is" sale terms, along with the property's 93 days on market, which suggest some buyers may be factoring in anticipated repair or updating costs across the multiple structures. That said, aspects like curb appeal, interior condition, and layout across the three homes are best judged in person — some things only a walkthrough reveals, which is why it's under the broker's review.
Estimate shown near the list price, pending review. We don't publish a value above the asking price without Travis's sign-off — call for the full read.
Possible factors buyers may be weighing include the extended time on market (106 days), which can sometimes prompt a closer look at pricing. Beyond that, the listing data reads clean — updated condition, a sizable lot, and recent bath updates — so some of the gap may simply reflect layout, finishes, or curb appeal that only a walkthrough reveals, which is why it's under the broker's review.
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How deals are scored
Each listing is scored against 3,319 closed sales using similarity-weighted comp matching, property-level enrichment (views, condition, water, structures), market signals (days on market, submarket trends), and seller motivation where known. The result is a 0-100 deal score — not an opinion, but a data-driven measure of value relative to price.
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