I am not doing a review appraisal. I am the chief appraiser at a mortgage insurer and one of my underwriters sent it to me for a second look. SInce the appraiser did not explain, we don't know how it was derived, but it appears that he just plugged in the number that was needed to hit the contract price.That’s insane. Are you doing a review of this assignment? Would love to know how they derived that adjustment.
The adjustment brought the adjusted sale prices of three of the comps to right about the contract price of the sale of the subject property. I don't think that the larger house was included to bracket the adjsuted vaslue range, I think it was likely included solely to avoid an across the board adjustment for the EV charger.There was a hybrid car attached to the charger at time of inspection, which was included in the sale.
My question, did that adjustment bring up the value over the comps. And was the big house used to bracket the adjusted value range for this sale price to fit in.
It sux, but fortunately it was easy to detect.That sux
You are good. Learned something from you.Wonder if they meant 2500? The tech bro crowd that lives in my city thinks those chargers are a big deal, but the market says otherwise.
Some appraisers use programs that just pump **** into the sales grid, and they don’t put any thought or judgement based on experience into what their internet machine spits out. Maybe that the case here. Or maybe he was independent and decided he needed it to hit the number. Bad look regardless.
Did it go through an AMC or any basic level of review before you got it?