What Was That Appraiser Thinking?

November 26, 2024 • Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes

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This year alone, RYSE has seen revenue grow by 200% month-over-month and expanded into 127 Best Buy locations, with international markets on the horizon. Plus, with partnerships with major retailers like Home Depot and Lowe’s already in the works, they’re just getting started.

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When buying or selling a home, the appraisal process can be puzzling, often leaving you wondering about the appraiser's thoughts. Appraisers adhere to strict guidelines under the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), ensuring objective and fair property evaluations by considering comparable sales, property condition, and location. However, appraisals may fall short due to market conditions, overpricing, condition issues, or inaccurate comparables. Buyers and sellers can respond by renegotiating, challenging the appraisal, increasing the down payment, or walking away. For FHA loans, an appraisal remains on record for six months, influencing future transactions. Understanding these factors can help manage expectations and navigate the process more smoothly. For more on the subject, click here.

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