Another AVM Mess

[Steve Owen]

I also give a little more credence to a better view of our mountains if such a view is considerably un-obstructed from the rear

I remember one I did once with a beautiful walk-out basement and a deck above. Had a rear view of our local mountains (chat piles). There was no evidence to support a market adjustment. The same month, I had one in a nearby subdivision that was next to an overhead powerline. Analyzing the sales showed a clear indication of adjustment for site value. Go figure.

 

[Ross (CO)]

Bemis, ........hang in there, be patient, as I have to scroll back through the archives to find someone else's quotes to answer your questions.....wait, just a little longer, I'm sure I'll find something appropriate.....I know they're here somewhere.....stand by......

 

[Mike Simpson]

Bemis-

I've always thought lookin at the mountains while standing on a toilet seat in the second floor main bath would be more distracting.

Had a borrower once usher me upstairs to "see the view" out of her bathroom window. I'm 6'4" and lookin down at the top of her head I knew she couldn't see out that window!

-Mike

 

[Mike Garrett RAA]

Of course you should get more for your home backing up to a railroad track...you don't need to buy a vibrating bed...just wait til the train comes through at 2AM!

 

[Tim Hicks (Texas)]

Yes, we get that with lake views. If you crawl out the window and stand on the roof, you can see the lake in the distance.