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The Intricacies of Commercial Appraisals: A Guide for Investors and Business Owners

Appraisal Partners Blog

Commercial appraisals are not merely about determining the market value of a building; they are about assessing the economic potential and risks associated with that property. Factors like location, tenant mix, lease rates, and building amenities play a critical role in determining their value.

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Things To Remember About Tax Appeals

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

As January rolls around each year, homeowners begin receiving their property tax bills. That’s why my tax appeal work often picks this time of the year. It should be no surprise that assessed home and land values are increasing. If a home needs major repairs, clearly this can have a negative impact on market value.

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Investment Property Appraisals Made Simple

AmeriMac

Key Highlights Real estate investment properties require accurate appraisals to determine their market value and potential return on investment. Before an appraisal, it’s important to gather essential documents such as property taxes and operating expenses.

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Decoding Property Appraisal for REO Properties

AmeriMac

Real Estate-Owned (REO) properties are distressed homes acquired by lenders after failed auctions. Sold below market value, they often require significant repairs. The property may also have legal issues, like title problems or unpaid liens, which can affect its value.

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Anatomy of a Commercial Real Estate Appraisal: A Top 17 Q&A Guide

The Robert Weiler Company

The commercial real estate appraiser’s role is to produce an accurate, reliable, and unbiased estimate of the market value of a property. Market value is the most likely selling price a knowledgeable buyer would pay to a knowledgeable seller. And, can you really expect equivalent costs for rebuilding the property?

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Introduction to Lease vs. Own Commercial Real Estate Analysis

Property Metrics

Property owners benefit from increases in the asset’s value over time and from the tax benefits of depreciation. In addition, they may benefit from leasing excess space to other tenants, favorable loan interest rates, and the comfort in knowing that their rent isn’t subject to the whims of a landlord.

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HOME BUYERS FACING ‘TRIPLE-WHAMMY’ EFFECT

Will Springer Realtor

New laws that must be incorporated into local statutes include no requirement for off-street parking of ADU tenants when the property is located within one-quarter mile of a major transit hub (with certain exceptions) and no requirement for owner-occupancy of a residence on a property with an ADU. About 25 homes remain unsold.

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