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Understanding these nuances is crucial for ensuring that time adjustments accurately reflect changing market conditions. To illustrate, Fannie Mae provides an example where the overall marketvalue trend for a 12-month period increased by 7%. Active listings also provide insight into current seller and buyer motivations.
PRICE ADJUSTMENTS AND THE 2024 MARKET In 2023, it was clear that the market was continuing to adjust from the frenzied post-pandemic scene in the early 2020s. Many sellers are holding the line, and buyers continue to face competition. Sellers create demand with accurate pricing and aggressive marketing.
For the past few years, with inventory at historically low levels , sellers were coming pretty close to naming their price and buyers were paying. The low rates made it possible to offer more on a home as the cost of borrowing was lower and therefore, sellers weren’t the ones competing, buyers were. The same will be true for sellers.
PRICE ADJUSTMENTS AND THE 2023 MARKET In March 2022, it was clear that the market was changing from a frenzied post-pandemic scene to one where it was assumed that rising mortgage rates would slow it down and help inventory finally rise back up. Fewer sellers need to adjust their price because, again, it’s a seller’smarket.
Due to the lingering impact of COVID and the log jam it caused in the 2020 spring market , price adjustments were lowest in 2020 and are now even lower in 2021 with supply so tight. It comes with a negative stigma for sellers to hear that a price adjustment is recommended. Consider the Price Brackets.
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. While the agent acts on behalf of their seller, it is important for their pricing strategy to also be based on the most up-to-date and accurate market data.
The market area that the property is located in can definatley support the price but does the price truely reflect the marketvalue of that specific property or does it reflect what a super motivated buyer with available funds is willing to pay? For sellers, this can be appealing, as it may justify a higher asking price.
You, the seller, the buyer, the lender—heck, even the mailman, are all shocked the deal has fallen apart. There is no law forbidding someone from paying more than the average market participant for a home unless the motive for doing so falls under money laundering, bribery, or some other equally nefarious scheme. What just happened?
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. 1 is location, No.
For many different reasons, properties can come on the market in less-than-par condition. The degree and cost to cure becomes an issue to buyers and sellers, and a challenge for appraisers. At some point it’s no longer “normal marketvalue minus cost to cure equals as-is value.”
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