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This article discusses what an appraisal requires, why it needs to be reviewed and the methods involved in arriving at both conclusions. What Is an Appraisal? An appraisal is the fair valuation of a property based on a professional’s opinion, mainly if the payment method includes a mortgage.
As a result of the real estate crisis of 2008, many mortgage lenders now require home appraisals to be frequently reviewed for quality control. This is on top of our many other services that we have to offer, which include: residential appraisals. commercial appraisals. desktop appraisals.
As a result of the real estate crisis of 2008, many mortgage lenders now require home appraisals to be frequently reviewed for quality control. This is on top of our many other services that we have to offer, which include: residential appraisals. commercial appraisals. desktop appraisals.
As a result of the real estate crisis of 2008, many mortgage lenders now require home appraisals to be frequently reviewed for quality control. This is on top of our many other services that we have to offer, which include: residential appraisals. commercial appraisals. desktop appraisals.
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