Defund TAF

[Non Sequitur]

really, you do not know what that addendum is, that is a joke, right?

https://assets.bwwsplatform.com/amcbid/assets/content/auctions/869/2285_welcome_appraisal.pdf

Miss the days of a few comps and a cloud of dust. Wish the invoice was attached to show the noobs how far fees have decreased.

 

[djd09]

really, you do not know what that addendum is, that is a joke, right?

no really...i dont need to make stuff up

 

[djd09]

how much are they paying the rural appraiser...link only

 

[BRCJR]

how much are they paying the rural appraiser...link only

Not sure who they is, but I routinely see 500-750 for rural residential properties. Depends on variables.

 

[djd09]

500 for the dirt roads...well....there you go...supply and demand

 

[BRCJR]

500 for the dirt roads...well....there you go...supply and demand

or 750...there you go...supply and demand. I mentioned routinely, many times it is more than 750.

not every rural property is difficult to appraise, believe it or not.

not every rural property has a shortage of appraisers.

maybe this can help you with rural appraising.......

Rural Property Valuation

www.appraisalinstitute.org

Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide

The new, user friendly Seller/Servicer Guide will make it significantly easier for you and your team to find, understand and share critical information.

guide.freddiemac.com

P.S. I know the difference in rural properties that require a CG and those that do not.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Many rural areas have paved roads. I see them everywhere from my own road to a network of roads funded by the tribes in NE Oklahoma. As for ease of doing, I consider a secondary market report on rural property to be complex invariably due to the idiots who are reviewing and underwriting the reports. Since I do only narratives now, and frankly I can do a narrative as fast as I can a 1004 most times, and "addendums" are a non-starter, my fees are about the same as it would be in town. The higher fees go to complex properties, huge acreages, and complex uses (like an event barn in the country, roping arena, or lakeside vacation home.)

 

[Dublin ohio]

or 750...there you go...supply and demand. I mentioned routinely, many times it is more than 750.

not every rural property is difficult to appraise, believe it or not.

not every rural property has a shortage of appraisers.

maybe this can help you with rural appraising.......

Rural Property Valuation

www.appraisalinstitute.org

Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide

The new, user friendly Seller/Servicer Guide will make it significantly easier for you and your team to find, understand and share critical information.

guide.freddiemac.com

P.S. I know the difference in rural properties that require a CG and those that do not.

Last on 525 in my county and no dirt or gravel roads and they didn't bat an eye on the 70k adjustment for the "outbuilding". I would guess that most non rural appraisers would look at that adjustment and say WTF. One before that 540 and pretty easy

 

[djd09]

AI Overview


Ohio has numerous dirt and gravel roads, particularly in rural areas. These roads can range from well-maintained gravel paths to more rugged, unimproved dirt tracks. According to Ohio Gravel Grinders, there are many gravel and dirt road routes across the eastern half of Ohio. While these roads can offer a scenic drive, especially for those seeking gravel road routes, they can also present challenges like dust, potholes, and potential mud after rain.

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[djd09]

one could venture into west virginia and their off roads....but don't get lost because you could end up squealing like a pig