George Hatch
Elite Member
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified General Appraiser
- State
- California
Most of our time/effort is spent on data qualification - cleaning the data up enough to use it. That includes sussing out the subject property attributes. The analyses which follow generally don't take that much time/effort.
Broker comments in a listing are nice and all, but the appraiser is still going to form their own opinions about that property prior to making the selection (first) and the subsequent comparisons, opinions and conclusions which follow. Sometimes the appraiser will agree with the broker's characterization but sometimes they won't.
Broker comments in a listing are nice and all, but the appraiser is still going to form their own opinions about that property prior to making the selection (first) and the subsequent comparisons, opinions and conclusions which follow. Sometimes the appraiser will agree with the broker's characterization but sometimes they won't.