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The invasion of institutional investors in the housing market

Sacramento Appraisal Blog

A couple weeks ago a viral story came out about a fund called BlackRock who was reported to be buying everything in sight and paying 20-50% above market value. Let’s talk about this as well as other institutional investors right now. Market update on […].

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Market Value: Who Says What It Is?

McKissock

Property appraisers don’t dictate what the value is. We merely research and analyze market data to interpret and then report what the market says the value is. ” He went on to explain how the market had said that, placing all the blame on that darned old market.

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How Depreciation Works

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

What is the primary reason a newly built home has a higher market value than the same home that is older? Simply stated, it is loss in value. An inadequate heat source could be considered a functional issue resulting in a loss of value. Therefore, the five-car garage is considered to be super adequate for the market.

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Appraisal Value vs. Market Value: What is the Difference?

Mashvisor

Whether you’re selling or buying an investment property, its appraisal value vs. market value is something you’re bound to wonder about. How appraisal value vs. market value might affect the…

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Zillow Zestimate: Is It Accurate? Should Real Estate Investors Use It?

Mashvisor

Zillow’s estimated market value tool “Zestimate” has been questioned by both real estate investors and agents for its accuracy. Zillow is an online property search website that makes its money…

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Pros and Cons of Selling Your Home As-Is

Cleveland Appraisal Blog

In addition, selling as-is is the norm in some real estate markets. Real estate investors also prefer homes that require repairs because they can renovate the property themselves and flip it afterward. Although you probably won’t be able to sell your home at its actual market value, you will also save a lot of time and money.

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What About Those Fixer-Uppers? Insights from a Seasoned Appraiser

McKissock

For many different reasons, properties can come on the market in less-than-par condition. At some point it’s no longer “normal market value minus cost to cure equals as-is value.” In nine months of market exposure, in this very hot real estate market, there have been no offers.