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AppraisalProcess To answer this it’s important to understand the appraisalprocess. When we appraise a house, we’re figuring out how much it’s worth. Then, we put all this information together to come up with our professional opinion of the marketvalue.
AppraisalProcess To answer this it’s important to understand the appraisalprocess. When we appraise a house, we’re figuring out how much it’s worth. Then, we put all this information together to come up with our professional opinion of the marketvalue.
The appraiser must make sure that they are providing an impartial valuation so that the marketvalue shown in the appraisal is as accurate as possible. If it does not, and the property is overpriced, then the property may sit on the market for an extended period of time.
Agents and appraisers are not that different in their desire to determine an accurate marketvalue for a property. If agents utilize the same methods appraisers use in their appraisals there should not be a vast difference between the two values and the likelihood of a deal falling through will be minimized.
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Whether it is for the borrower, the seller, or the lender, a detailed and error-free appraisal report positively influences the purchase decision and credibility of the process. By bracketing the salient features of the house in the appraisal report, appraisers sometimes overlook the proximity and location factors.
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