When you’re preparing a valuation either as an appraiser, agent, or investor, you need to understand how neighboring properties affect the value of your subject, as well as how your subject impacts the value of properties in the neighborhood. The best investment results, either as a business or homeowner, require careful due diligence to gather […]
When you need an appraisal, you need it fast. There are very few instances where there’s lots of time to wait for a report. The speed and gravity of the real estate closing and investment analysis process demand prompt reports that feature intensive detail, accurate adjustments, and solid reconciliations. As valuations play a critical role […]
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Probably the most common issue we hear with appraisals is the amount and type of adjustments. Homeowners, agents, and lenders alike tend to question reports and ask questions about the amount of adjustments. Condition, location, closing/contract date, and features are given a lot of attention for the amount of adjustments. If you’re involved with the […]
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One of the toughest things in the process of buying a property for investment is determining how much the property is worth now and what it could be valued at if fully repaired for lease or resale. Which is more difficult to determine, as-is or as-repaired (also called ARV or After Repair Value)? You might […]
Adjusting for condition isn’t something that most appraisers love to do as it involves a significant amount of research to make an accurate estimate of the difference in value due to the condition of physical improvements. The income approach to valuations is a relatively simple method that calculates the value of a property based on […]
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How Conformity, Progression, and Regression Affect Neighborhood Property Values
When you’re preparing a valuation either as an appraiser, agent, or investor, you need to understand how neighboring properties affect the value of your subject, as well as how your subject impacts the value of properties in the neighborhood. The best investment results, either as a business or homeowner, require careful due diligence to gather […]
Speed, Efficiency, and Quality in the Appraisal Process
When you need an appraisal, you need it fast. There are very few instances where there’s lots of time to wait for a report. The speed and gravity of the real estate closing and investment analysis process demand prompt reports that feature intensive detail, accurate adjustments, and solid reconciliations. As valuations play a critical role […]
What’s the deal with appraisal adjustments?
Probably the most common issue we hear with appraisals is the amount and type of adjustments. Homeowners, agents, and lenders alike tend to question reports and ask questions about the amount of adjustments. Condition, location, closing/contract date, and features are given a lot of attention for the amount of adjustments. If you’re involved with the […]
As-Is & As-Repaired Values for Investors
One of the toughest things in the process of buying a property for investment is determining how much the property is worth now and what it could be valued at if fully repaired for lease or resale. Which is more difficult to determine, as-is or as-repaired (also called ARV or After Repair Value)? You might […]
Condition vs Income in Valuations. The Importance of Due Diligence.
Adjusting for condition isn’t something that most appraisers love to do as it involves a significant amount of research to make an accurate estimate of the difference in value due to the condition of physical improvements. The income approach to valuations is a relatively simple method that calculates the value of a property based on […]