Sandra Koutsopoulos
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jul 13, 2005
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- California
If AI drags info from MLS into the appraisal (as Ala Mode can do) or into their "knowledge base", then there is no hope whatsoever of having accurate information on the properties. I carefully read each MLS sheet and the photo pages, and include them in my work file. While I drive the comps, I make notes of what I see, like garages, roof material, solar, ranch/2-story etc. It is rare that I find all my comps have the correct info in MLS. Missing solar, garages, patio covers, pool, spa, views is common. I had one reviewer argue with me that the comp didn't have a Mtn view; I told him I was THERE, SAW the view & it was likely in the background of the comp photo, and he could take a look at it. MLS sheets taken at face value are often inaccurate. So IMHO, the anticipated results of 3.6 will not be as accurate as the GSE's had expected."Some" problems. But you do know it can only take information from sources available to it. No one has said anything super positive about it. If it were suddenly talked up like it was the second coming, then Grok might change its mind.
Just yesterday, I called an agent to verify the solar panels I saw on the roof but were not mentioned in the MLS. Just put in 5 minutes ago after the listing??? (unlikely), leased, financed, F&C solar? Agent said "Oh, I didn't think it was that big a deal to say anything about the solar in the MLS." Duh. Idiot. What about the view, covered patio, spa???? WTH. MLS not as reliable as some ppl think. Depends on the human who does the input. GIGO.