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Within the past couple of weeks, I have appraised several properties for purchases, where my opinion of the marketvalue of these homes was significantly below the contract price. When an appraiser’s opinion of value is below the contract price, that’s when the carping begins. Does this seem healthy to you?
This can create challenges for both agents and appraisers, especially when it comes to determining the marketvalue of the property. As an agent, you might think that multiple offers are a clear indication of marketvalue and that the highest offer should be accepted as such.
The purpose of this blog post is to lend some insight into what an agent should do and not do during the third stage. Usually this is done via a document known as a “reconsideration of value” (ROV for short). What is a Reconsideration of Value? In short, a reconsideration of value is another appraisal.
MarketValue and Appraised Value: Exploring Various Appraisal Values By Jo Traut Excerpts: You’ve probably been asked about the difference between “marketvalue and appraised value” by clients seeking a mortgage. We don’t provide an appraised value of a property.
Appraisers prioritize: Arms length transactions Sales between unrelated parties at marketvalue. Excluding distress sales Foreclosures, short sales, and estate sales often dont reflect true marketvalue. Private or Off-Market Sales They can be used, however, the terms of sale should be verified.
Banks are typically absolved from discrepancies between the amount they lend and the true marketvalue of the home meaning that they will not be held responsible to the buyer. There is always the possibility that the appraisal value is less than the contract price. Appraisal vs Home Inspection.
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. The sales can be considered during the development of the appraisal rather than after it is completed through a reconsideration of value which can delay the home buying process.
Excerpts: Suggested protocols for responding to Reconsideration of Value requests. Click here to listen to Tim Andersen, MAI’s podcast, “Reconsiderations of Value: Satan’s Own Seed, Right?” To read more of this long blog post with many topics, click Read More Below!! No ads in the blog post.
So one main difference between traditional lender appraisals and relocation appraisals is the forecasting aspect: whereas lender appraisals determine a current marketvalue, relocation appraisals try to project what the sales price WILL be. Read on blog www.appraisaltoday.com/blog Posted by noon Friday.
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