Setting up a house for sale does not necessarily mean you can just randomly choose an asking price that you have been thinking about. Here are some tips on how to compute for your property's real value:   * Evaluate the Cost Well   Home costing estimates require a research of the real estate market and property values. An asking price needs to be well evaluated and not something you can just pull out indiscriminately.   * Calculate Your House Value   Calculating your house real value can save you time and effort at a later date. First, you can look at your home's location. This in turn can resolve whether your home positive value is good.   Check if you have a growing neighbourhood, one that is not quick to decline. This is a crucial factor in the cost computation. It does not matter whether your house is a mansion or not. The real value will be totally different from the homogenous properties placed in a quiet, peaceful and prosperous community.   * Figure out the Size of the Property   The next step is to determine the size of your house in square feet. Add the measurement of your house by every floor then review the size of the lot. Your lot size should include the front yard and backyard. Always remember the number of floors which should also include the basement and attic.   Depending on the cost of other properties in your community, you can also measure the value of your home. The present home sales in your area are signs that your property is also profitable. Check out the Net for related homes in your area and check on estimated costs.