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Alvin Grier
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Who Orders the Appraisal?

Alvin Grier
  • Detroit, MI
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Note: In the context below, I'm referencing a situation where a private lender is funding the purchase/rehab/reselling of a property with an experienced real estate rehabber/investor.

Before the lender funds the purchase of the subject property, it's in their best interest to get an appraisal. The appraisal will make them more comfortable with the ARV/LTV ratios they calculated as a part of their deal analysis.

With that said, who normally pays for and orders the appraisal for the subject property; the borrower/real estate flipper, or the lender, as it is with a traditional lender or bank?

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Phillip Dwyer
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Phillip Dwyer
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Similar to regular transaction. Lender hires an appraiser, buyer pays.

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