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gmakerley
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 4:34 pm Post subject:
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In today's market, there's no such thing as a "bank appraisal." All appraisals are done by outside agencies - appraisers who are professionals. The realtor isn't far off, because most sellers think their homes are worth more than they'll actually sell for, and lenders, being conservative, may well be using appraisal companies that are known for conservatism. Nobody wants to appraise a home as they were being done a few years ago and then have the market undercut the underlying loan, as we've seen too often.
There is definitely a strain of conservatism in the marketplace, and the realtors react to it, of course. They don't want to try to sell a home that won't reach the pinnacle that a seller anticipates only to have the appraised value cut the deal to shreds.
Be conservative in your approach. You'll sell faster, and you'll be more likely to have your buyer obtain their mortgage. _________________ George M. Akerley
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gmakerley
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