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<rss xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" version="2.0"><channel><title>Appraisal Articles</title><description/><url>http://www.appraisalarticles.com/</url><item><title>What to do When You Don&#x2019;t Get Sufficient Upfront Information</title><guid>http://www.appraisalarticles.com/General-Real-Property-Topics/Complex-Appraisals/4742-What-to-do-When-You-Don-t-Get-Sufficient-Upfront-Information.html</guid><pubDate>Fri, 19 Jul 2019 00:00:00 EDT</pubDate><description>If I had a dollar for each time that a potential client did not give me the relevant property characteristics I would have a lot of extra money.  The problem isn&#x2019;t always that a potential client lied to me or hid information, sometimes the just didn&#x2019;t know how important what they didn&#x2019;t tell me was.&#xD;
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Often potential client&#x2019;s forget to talk about things like excess land, &#x201C;oh yeah we have a large yard,&#x201D; or they forgot to mention that they have a casita, or they forgot to mention that the property is zoned for a single-family use but it is being used as a group home.  Yes, those things make a difference to appraisers.&#xD;
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