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2024 Appraisal Summit: Leading Together

Appraisal Buzz

Saturday afternoon also featured “Creating Credible and Supported Adjustments” , taught by Steve Kahane, which tackled a common issue for appraisers: developing reliable adjustments in the appraisal process.

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Final Rule Issued to Ensure QC on AVMs

Appraisal Buzz

Driven in part by advances in database and modeling technology and the availability of larger property datasets, AVMs are being used with increasing frequency as part of the real estate valuation process.

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Appraisal 101: Key Facts You Might Not Know

Birmingham Appraisal

Brush Up On Your Appraisal Knowledge Most people have a basic understanding of the appraisal process. If you’ve ever purchased a home or refinanced your mortgage you’ve most likely had to get your home appraised. This commitment to objectivity is important to the appraisal process.

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How Surplus & Excess Land Work

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

This is due to the law of diminishing returns. CONSIDERING LAND IN THE APPRAISAL PROCESS. When appraising a property, we must analyze what the highest and best use of the land is. For instance, the price per square foot of a smaller lot is generally higher than for a larger lot. The price per sq. They only need one car.

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The Ultimate Guide to Estate Planning Appraisal for Real Estate Properties

The Robert Weiler Company

The following guide walks readers through all the definitional terms involved in the estate planning and real estate appraisal process (also referred to as an appraisal for estate planning purposes) and how best to prepare when, eventually, we will all boldly leave this Earth. Trusts are usually set up to avoid probate.

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The Importance of Appraisals in Divorce and Estate Settlement

Appraisal Partners Blog

Introduction Life events such as divorce and the settlement of an estate can be emotionally challenging and legally complex. During these times, the division of assets becomes a crucial element of the process, and this often includes real estate. This is required by law and helps to establish a clear and defensible value.

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How Confidential is Your Appraisal?

Birmingham Appraisal

Understanding Confidentiality in Real Estate Appraisal The confidentiality of an appraisal report is a cornerstone of professional appraisal practice. According to the USPAP, appraisers are required to uphold confidentiality to protect the interests of their clients and maintain the integrity of the appraisal process.