Appraisers are trained and regulated to be independent unbiased third parties. Most appraisers are terrified to do anything that might suggest that they are biased. The appraisal board is no joke and implied negligence can cost an appraiser their career. This fear...
Look at your home from the street and make sure your curb appeal is maximized by a tidy yard, grass mowed, hedges trimmed clutter and toys put away. These are all small issues you can take care of quickly to make a good first impression. The same for the...
This is one of the most asked questions and the answer is, Yes. During the loan process the lender is required by law to provide you a copy of the Real Estate Appraisal either before closing or at closing (depending on your agreement with the lender). The lender is...
This depends on who the “client” is. If the client is a bank or lender, any questions or concerns about the value must be directed to the lender based on current State and Federal laws. If the “client” is an individual and the appraisal is not for loan purposes,...
The following is an interesting article from the National Association of Realtors, http://www.realtor.org/news-releases/2016/05/real-estate-agents-appraisers-voice-concerns-over-fha-appraisal-policies MEDIA CONTACT: SARA WISKERCHEN / 202-383-1013 / EMAIL(LINK SENDS...
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