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Not really, and today I’m going to explain the differences between several different types of appraisals that could mean the difference between a home appraising for contract price or not. For the record, I will state that the goal of every appraisal is to estimate the marketvalue of a home, usually for lending purposes.
Ask an appraiser about their education and licensing. Federal law mandates state certification for most appraisers. The two basic licenses are Certified Residential Real PropertyAppraiser and Certified General Real PropertyAppraiser. Evaluate the appraiser’s experience.
The reverse mortgage appraisal report stands as a pivotal element in the loan application, influencing the terms and approval, making it an indispensable part of the entire process. When applying for a reverse mortgage, it is important to work closely with your loanofficer.
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