Description

The appraisal process can get confusing, and you may have sev eral questions. Some of these questions may include wondering whether you can talk to the appraiser, or meet them at the proper ty for the inspection, more commonly referred to as the observa tion. Are you allowed to provide the appraiser with sales or any thing else? You may also not fully understand what a comparable sale is or why it is important, or who exactly the appraisal is for. Other important information is knowing how to assist the ap praiser and your customer by appropriately managing the utilities during an appraisal, or if you should send the contract to the ap praiser. You or your customer may wonder if the appraisal really only takes 30 minutes, if you get a copy of the appraisal, or who talks to whom if the value is disagreed upon. You can better serve your clients if you know if an appraisal is an inspection, if the taxable value is the same as the current market value, if the square footage on county records is correct, or the important as pects of FHA appraisals. This class can give you the answers to such questions, among others!