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Appraisal

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In brief

An appraisal develops a supported opinion of value using property facts and relevant market evidence.

Example

A brokerage comparative market analysis may discuss pricing, but it is not automatically an appraisal.

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  1. An appraisal is a professionally developed opinion of value supported
  2. by analysis.
  3. It is not simply the seller's asking price or an
  4. unsupported guess.
  5. Follow the work:
  6. gather property facts, analyze relevant market evidence, and develop a
  7. supported value opinion.
  8. The assignment and property determine the appropriate analysis.
  9. A comparative market analysis from a real estate licensee can
  10. also discuss pricing, but it is not automatically an appraisal.
  11. The products have different purposes and requirements.
  12. A C M A is not a substitute where an
  13. appraisal is required.
  14. Quick check:
  15. does discussing value make every market analysis an appraisal?
  16. No.
  17. Identify the product, its purpose, and the applicable requirements.

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