Property value
A personalized estimated price range from the information available.
For homeowners
Sell Your Home in Staten Island
Jimmy Samaha helps Staten Island homeowners sell. He is a Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker with Robert DeFalco Realty. The work starts with the property you own, sales that are actually comparable, and a pricing conversation you can use.
Jimmy Samaha | Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker | Robert DeFalco Realty
How a sale with Jimmy usually goes
- You talk through the property, your timing, and what you need the sale to do.
- He reviews the property information that is available and relevant nearby sales.
- You have a pricing discussion, including estimated selling costs and a look at potential net proceeds.
- If you decide to list, you agree on how the home will be prepared and how it will be marketed.
- Showings, offers, and negotiation follow from that price and that condition.
- After an accepted offer, the work is inspections, contract details, and getting to closing.
More detail can wait until after the first conversation. You do not need a long questionnaire to start.
Valuation
What a home valuation covers
Ask Jimmy for a price conversation before you decide whether to list. The form asks for the address, your name, and a phone number.
Nearby sales
Relevant comparable sales.
Selling costs
Estimated costs and a look at potential net proceeds.
Selling strategy
A conversation about pricing, preparation, and next steps.
A valuation is an estimate from available information, not an appraisal, and not a guaranteed sale price or promised timeline.
What clients have said
5.0 | 131 reviews on Experience.com, as of September 28, 2026. Read client reviews.
Selling a two-family or a larger building
Rents, leases, occupancy, condition, and expenses belong in the price. The multifamily page walks through those items for Staten Island two-family and other multifamily property.
Talk to Jimmy, or call (646) 378-8407.