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When dealing with a complex property, many appraisers may feel a bit overwhelmed or hesitant. When one of these assignments roll across your desk there is something that is going to result in a conversation. Is it a million dollar mansion? Does the house have a historical value? Will the owner be waking up to a mountain or ocean front …

By The Appraiser Coach How do you reconcile between the value indications of the three approaches, or even between the range of value indication in even one approach? How you answer this is important … Read More Via:: Reconciliation       

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