Question on appraisal

[Diego Mamani]

I’m sure the realtors in this forum will give a more intelligent answer than mine…

[MANmom]

Appraisers should NOT know anything about any contract or price…at least honest appraisers. An appraisal is a fair market value based on SALES DATA, not on what the agent thinks the price is or what is offered. I used to be an appraiser, although we didn’t do SFR’s, we did freeway right-of-ways.

[MANmom]

Appraisers should NOT know anything about any contract or price…at least honest appraisers. An appraisal is a fair market value based on SALES DATA, not on what the agent thinks the price is or what is offered. I used to be an appraiser, although we didn’t do SFR’s, we did freeway right-of-ways.

[MANmom]

Appraisers should NOT know anything about any contract or price…at least honest appraisers. An appraisal is a fair market value based on SALES DATA, not on what the agent thinks the price is or what is offered. I used to be an appraiser, although we didn’t do SFR’s, we did freeway right-of-ways.

[MANmom]

Appraisers should NOT know anything about any contract or price…at least honest appraisers. An appraisal is a fair market value based on SALES DATA, not on what the agent thinks the price is or what is offered. I used to be an appraiser, although we didn’t do SFR’s, we did freeway right-of-ways.

[MANmom]

Appraisers should NOT know anything about any contract or price…at least honest appraisers. An appraisal is a fair market value based on SALES DATA, not on what the agent thinks the price is or what is offered. I used to be an appraiser, although we didn’t do SFR’s, we did freeway right-of-ways.

[sdrealtor]

Appraiser’s get a copy of the contract and need to know about concessions and contract terms. My feeling is the appraiser’s are not coming up with fair market valuye but rather an opinion as to whether the price can be justified by recent closed sales. While in theory it should be possible for an appraisal to come in above the purchase price they very very rarely do. The appraiser has nothing to gain by appraising above the sales price and rather can create risk/liability for themselves by doing so.

[sdrealtor]

Appraiser’s get a copy of the contract and need to know about concessions and contract terms. My feeling is the appraiser’s are not coming up with fair market valuye but rather an opinion as to whether the price can be justified by recent closed sales. While in theory it should be possible for an appraisal to come in above the purchase price they very very rarely do. The appraiser has nothing to gain by appraising above the sales price and rather can create risk/liability for themselves by doing so.

[sdrealtor]

Appraiser’s get a copy of the contract and need to know about concessions and contract terms. My feeling is the appraiser’s are not coming up with fair market valuye but rather an opinion as to whether the price can be justified by recent closed sales. While in theory it should be possible for an appraisal to come in above the purchase price they very very rarely do. The appraiser has nothing to gain by appraising above the sales price and rather can create risk/liability for themselves by doing so.

[sdrealtor]

Appraiser’s get a copy of the contract and need to know about concessions and contract terms. My feeling is the appraiser’s are not coming up with fair market valuye but rather an opinion as to whether the price can be justified by recent closed sales. While in theory it should be possible for an appraisal to come in above the purchase price they very very rarely do. The appraiser has nothing to gain by appraising above the sales price and rather can create risk/liability for themselves by doing so.

[sdrealtor]

Appraiser’s get a copy of the contract and need to know about concessions and contract terms. My feeling is the appraiser’s are not coming up with fair market valuye but rather an opinion as to whether the price can be justified by recent closed sales. While in theory it should be possible for an appraisal to come in above the purchase price they very very rarely do. The appraiser has nothing to gain by appraising above the sales price and rather can create risk/liability for themselves by doing so.

[recordsclerk]

I sold a condo that came in 5k above contract price.

[recordsclerk]

I sold a condo that came in 5k above contract price.

[recordsclerk]

I sold a condo that came in 5k above contract price.

[recordsclerk]

I sold a condo that came in 5k above contract price.

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