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Adjustmentt tool
- Thread starter uncle sam
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Tom D
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- May 22, 2015
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- Certified Residential Appraiser
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Whatever program you use only has to do with you pulling out the exact needed, in proper order, data to put into a cvs excell file for the adjustment app to work. Right now, spark is the only national programs that is set up with most MLS services. Some appraisal programs has a very basic adjustment app, you gotta look for it or pay extra for it.
I have mostly very similar row homes to do. The GLA calculator found in this blog works pretty good. Depreciated cost works pretty for small items. Land sales by themselves works pretty good.
Beside those what more do you need. And the new linear time adjustment programs looks fine, spark has one, look at their utube to understand it. Most here don't really understand how it works, and/or it's limitations, and what that means.
None of these are perfect, but can help lead you in the right direction. I'm also a big believer in charts/graphs as being able to explain something easier than several techie word paragraphs.
I have mostly very similar row homes to do. The GLA calculator found in this blog works pretty good. Depreciated cost works pretty for small items. Land sales by themselves works pretty good.
Beside those what more do you need. And the new linear time adjustment programs looks fine, spark has one, look at their utube to understand it. Most here don't really understand how it works, and/or it's limitations, and what that means.
None of these are perfect, but can help lead you in the right direction. I'm also a big believer in charts/graphs as being able to explain something easier than several techie word paragraphs.