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How to Argue with your Appraiser
- By Glenn Rigdon
- Published January 6, 2010
- Hotel - Motel / Hospitality , Jewelry Appraisal , Art Appraisal , Automobile Appraisal , Personal Property Appraisal , Leases , Commercial Appraisal , Condominiums , Apartments , Single Family Homes , Business Appraisal , Litigation / Expert Witness , Residential Appraisal , Real Property Appraisal , General Appraisal Articles , Property Tax Dispute , Eminent Domain / Condemnation Appraisal , Special-Purpose Appraisal , Vacant Land Appraisal , Industrial Appraisal
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When you don't think the valuation that you paid for is accurate you can spend some time and effort yourself to validate the results.
Agents vs. Appraisers: Is the HVCC to Blame?
- By Glenn Rigdon
- Published June 25, 2009
- General Appraisal Articles , Real Property Appraisal , Residential Appraisal , Single Family Homes , Apartments , Condominiums
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Did Appraisers Fail To Protect The Banks ?
- By Glenn Rigdon
- Published June 19, 2009
- Special-Purpose Appraisal , Vacant Land Appraisal , Industrial Appraisal , Hotel - Motel / Hospitality , Commercial Appraisal , Condominiums , Apartments , Single Family Homes , Residential Appraisal , Real Property Appraisal , General Appraisal Articles
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After the Savings and Loan crash in the late 1980's, appraiser licensing was put into place in 1991 by the federal government in an attempt to avert another banking disaster. Here we are, however, in 2009 with a much larger banking disaster to deal with. So clearly the original plan for appraiser licensing has ended in failure.
How do Market Trends Influence Appraised Values?
- By Glenn Rigdon
- Published April 19, 2009
- Litigation / Expert Witness , Property Tax Dispute , Eminent Domain / Condemnation Appraisal , Special-Purpose Appraisal , Vacant Land Appraisal , Industrial Appraisal , Hotel - Motel / Hospitality , Leases , Commercial Appraisal , Condominiums , Apartments , Single Family Homes , Residential Appraisal , Real Property Appraisal , General Appraisal Articles
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Most appraisal assignments direct the appraiser to form an opinion of the market value of a specific property. If you are familiar with appraisal definitions you know that most market value definitions indicate that market value is the “most probable price” that a market participant will pay for a property. So in most instances appraisers have to consider value as an anticipation of future benefits.
Appraisers Move to Offer BPO Type Reports
- By Site Manager
- Published April 2, 2009
- Commercial Appraisal , Condominiums , Apartments , Single Family Homes , Residential Appraisal , Real Property Appraisal , General Appraisal Articles
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Since federally insured lenders now often don't need a full appraisal report, demand has strengthened for broker price opinions (BPOs) in many states. Appraisers have seen real estate agents getting valuation work that they assumed would belong to them, so a move is on to find an appraisal product that will allow appraisers to compete for the work.
Appraising Green (LEED Certified) Buildings
- By Glenn Rigdon
- Published March 18, 2009
- Construction , Investing , Special-Purpose Appraisal , Industrial Appraisal , Hotel - Motel / Hospitality , Commercial Appraisal , Condominiums , Apartments , Single Family Homes , Residential Appraisal , Real Property Appraisal
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Appraisal Measurements - Accuracy & Consistency
- By Glenn Rigdon
- Published February 25, 2009
- Eminent Domain / Condemnation Appraisal , Special-Purpose Appraisal , Industrial Appraisal , Hotel - Motel / Hospitality , Leases , Commercial Appraisal , Condominiums , Apartments , Single Family Homes , Residential Appraisal , Real Property Appraisal , General Appraisal Articles
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The Use of Gross versus Net Area in Appraisals
- By Glenn Rigdon
- Published February 1, 2009
- General Appraisal Articles , Real Property Appraisal , Residential Appraisal , Single Family Homes , Apartments , Condominiums , Commercial Appraisal , Industrial Appraisal , Vacant Land Appraisal , Special-Purpose Appraisal , Leases , Eminent Domain / Condemnation Appraisal , Hotel - Motel / Hospitality , General Real Property Topics , Property Tax Dispute
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Property Amenities during a Recession Add Less Value
- By Glenn Rigdon
- Published November 30, 2008
- Single Family Homes , Residential Appraisal
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Home amenities like; flooring upgrades, landscaping, window treatments, city views, mountain views and gated entry do not add value like they once did. Market participants are now often focused on the price per square foot of a home and less on its upgrades.

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