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In most cases, the process of obtaining the GLA requires appraisers to inspect and measure a subject property. These inspections and measurements must conform to the standards and guidelines of the American National Standards Institute, also known as ANSI. It is also known as a secondary unit or in-law unit.
In most cases, the process of obtaining the GLA requires appraisers to inspect and measure a subject property. These inspections and measurements must conform to the standards and guidelines of the American National Standards Institute, also known as ANSI. It is also known as a secondary unit or in-law unit.
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