Frequently asked questions

Doormath combines the property's exact location and recorded characteristics with automated valuation models and available market data. Details such as size, property type, condition, features and comparable properties can influence the result.

The appraisal is an automated estimate based on the information available at the time. It is a useful starting point, but it is not a certified appraisal, a guaranteed selling price or legal advice. Confirming the property details can make the estimate more representative.

Yes. After opening the property, you can review the recorded characteristics and use the available editing or ownership tools to correct or complete them. Some changes may require you to sign in or verify your connection to the property.

Doormath uses available property and public records, model-generated information, and details supplied or corrected by users. Records can occasionally be incomplete or out of date, so important facts should be verified before making a decision.

You can search for properties and explore available public appraisals without starting a paid transaction. An account may be required to save information, manage a property, communicate, or use personalized features. Any paid service is identified before purchase.

Property facts and public appraisals may be visible on public property pages. Account details and personal information are handled separately under the Doormath Privacy Policy. Doormath does not sell personal information.

You can review and refine the property details, explore comparable homes, study the surrounding market, review available buyer demand, or speak with a local real estate professional when you are ready.

No. A Doormath appraisal is an automated estimate and has no legally binding effect. A certified appraiser or qualified real estate professional can assess the property for financing, legal, insurance or transaction-specific purposes.

A municipal assessment is produced for property-tax purposes on a fixed assessment cycle. A Doormath estimate uses its own valuation approach and available information, so the two figures can reflect different dates, data and objectives.

A broker may consider current competition, recent visits, buyer feedback, marketing strategy and details observed in person. Doormath provides a data-based starting point; a broker can add timely, property-specific market context.

Doormath covers residential sectors throughout Québec, but an automated price is only shown where the model has sufficient reliable local data. The coverage directory lists every sector and clearly identifies where house or condo prices are currently available.

The date shown with an appraisal indicates when that result was generated or refreshed. Values can change when source data, property details or model inputs change. Doormath does not guarantee that every property updates on the same schedule.

Yes. Buyers can explore properties, compare estimated values and characteristics, and research neighbourhoods—even when they do not yet have a specific address in mind.

Where available, Doormath shows signals from buyers whose saved criteria correspond to a property or sector. These signals indicate potential interest; they are not offers, promises to purchase or proof that a transaction will occur.

Open the property page and follow the ownership or editing prompts. You may be asked to sign in and verify your connection to the property before managing private information or owner-only features.

Use the correction controls available on the property page or contact Doormath. Requests involving personal information are handled according to the Privacy Policy and applicable Québec privacy rights.

Doormath provides property information, automated appraisals and tools that can connect users with real estate professionals. A professional relationship is separate and should be confirmed directly with the professional involved.

Use the contact page to send a question, report a technical issue, suggest an improvement or ask about information shown on Doormath.