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Greg C.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lake Balboa, CA
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Preparing an Appraisal Package

Greg C.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lake Balboa, CA
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I'm currently putting together a package to give the appraiser on a home valuation.

The Home was a foreclosure that was basicly ripped clean when the former owners left and we put a significant amount of money, work and sweat equity into it.  I was planning on including:

1) List of Work complete and costs.

2) Before Pictures ... Are after pictures necessary as they will basicly be looking at the after?

I'm sure they will want their own comps. Would anything else be helpful?  

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