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Settling on a New Normal for Appraisals in 2022

Appraisal Buzz

million units , and some experts say it could reach 8 million if there were more inventory. There’s too little supply and too high a demand, a predicament that’s disrupted the housing and appraisal industries. Beginning in January 2020, 7% of purchase transactions had a contract price above the appraisal value.

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When & How do Appraiser’s Adjust for Age?

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

So, while the cabinets may be in good shape, many homeowners will eventually replace the countertops, sink and appliances with a more modern look and improved functionality. Of course, a ten-year old kitchen is going to have some wear and tear from use. They may replace the flooring and lighting. The same is true with bathrooms.

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USPAP Myths for Appraisers

Appraisal Today

Modern Montauk NY ‘Tree House’ Offers Sweeping Oceanfront Views for $7.5M It’s known as the “Modern Montauk Tree House,” the listing notes. Streamline my appraisal process (10%) Plus 3 more To read more, Click Here My comments: Interesting stats! Excerpts: 4 Bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 4,000 sq.ft., percent the previous week.

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Essential Real Estate Software for Investors to Improve Operations and Sales

Listing Spark

However, for most markets across Texas, inventory remains extremely low. In the first quarter of 2023, inventory was still at 2.7 An In-Depth Analysis Modern online platforms offer users all three of these criteria, especially if you install them as apps on your phone. months —much better than a previous trough of 1.1

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Reconsideration of Value and Appraisers

Appraisal Today

Excerpts: What does the appraiser do with the three different values that may be developed? The appraiser must now reconcile these three values into one final opinion of value. Respectfully, if they had read my report and not just looked at the values, they would know exactly why they are different and how I developed them.