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It's understandable that homeowners often feel they have the strongest insight into the true value of their home; after all, they are the only ones who fully appreciate all of the time and money that have gone into the property over the years! Of course, that personal connection is the very thing which can result in biased valuations (more on that later). Other people are certain that computer-generated automated valuation models (AVMs), which analyze millions of data points on market trends, comparable properties, and buyer tendencies, can give estimates that no human can match. So which side is actually better at valuing a home, the owner or the AVM? As it turns out, there isn't really much of a difference between the two options, partially because neither is very good at the job!
For the fifth straight year, Molnar Farms in Poland invites you to come experience their "Christmas on the Farm" craft and gift market! This year, the farm will be hosting over 2 dozen local vendors featuring a bounty of unique, handmade treasures for guests to purchase. Seasonal decor, jewelry, accessories, personal care products, and baked goods are just a few examples of the items you will find at Christmas on the Farm. Plus, don't forget that the farm has its craft and quilt shop open now through the event!
Returning for its third year, the annual Holiday Fun Day is a great opportunity for the whole family to spend an entertaining afternoon surrounded by the area's premier collection of art! The Butler Institute of American Art will be providing lots of fun activities during this event, including holiday cookie decorating, “Make it – Take it” art activities, face painting, selfies with Santa, Butler docent-led tours, treasure hunts, and much more! Don't miss this artistic open house unlike any other when it happens from noon until 3 p.m. on November 11th!