Why do people think their house is worth more than it is?

The 'emotional tax' is a levvy people often place on their own homes due to what it means to them - which leaves them upset and confused when it's valued at a lower price. Along with Carla Fetter, Director at Jellis Craig, and Chris Reeves, Head of Consumer Marketing at realestate.com.au, we discuss why sellers might need a reality check before going to market, as well as how to get an idea of what your home is worth without getting a formal appraisal.