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jack12
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jameshogg

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jenkin7

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Ray
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Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 7:20 am Post subject: Texas Land Appraisals
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Hi Jack,
Tax appraisals in Texas vary wildly from county to county. The tax appraisal is supposed to be within 5% of market value.
But, if no other similar property, like the one that you want to buy, has sold in the past 2 years or so, within 3-5 miles of this property... the tax appraiser will not have any data to draw from. The banks appraiser may also have difficulty finding comps.
Also, the banks appraiser is not looking for top market value only that the value of the land meets or exceeds the sales price of the property. If the land could be worth $30,000 per acre and you are buying it for $15,000 per acre, the bank's appraiser will only look for comparables close to the $15,000 per acre range.
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