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Pre-Appraisal Checklist for Homeowners

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HOA documents – if you live in an HOA neighbourhood, the appraiser will need to see the costs, regular maintenance schedule, history of fee increases, etc. Any easements or encroachments – any part of the property should be accounted for to get the most accurate estimate of the land value. Neighbourhood Features.

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The Home Appraisal Checklist Form [Digital and Printable]

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HOA information. Easements or encroachments. Positive neighborhood traits (Recreational areas, schools, public transportation, etc.). Here is some of the data that can be helpful to us: List of recent improvements (Last 15 years) with estimated prices and dates. Copies of previous appraisals or sketches. Unpermitted additions.

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Home Appraisals – What Do They Look For?

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Any existing easements or zoning issues. Local amenities – how close is the home to hospitals, schools, shops and public transport corridors? Paperwork – gather any relevant paperwork that supports the valuation of the home such as property tax bills, HOA fees, receipts and permits for any improvements or upgrades.

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