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Commercial comp checks?

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Never mind
 
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Irrelevant
 
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I think it's about time to lock down this thread. At this point there is really nothing more to say about commercial comp checks.
 
Sorry David, it does not.

It shoots for applying text book and industry standard methodology in conjunction with real world experiences. No one expects any candidate to produce a demo that has all the data and methods nicely calibrated because we all know it can't be done. No more than paired sales in the real world vs. what's illustrated in most appraisal textbooks.

What is expected is that appraiser demonstrate proper analysis techniques, application, methodology, etc., to a real life circumstance and write a well supported and compelling appraisal report.

Much like what most appraisers SHOULD be doing in their everyday practice.

For the record, I never stated nor implied not to use accepted methodology. They want a certain amount and certain type of data presented in a certain way using certain methodologies, as has been told to me in person on numerous occasions. And if one cannot do so in their market area, even if they have been working in their areas for decades and have the best data available, they must go elsewhere to do their demo...also told to me in person on numerous occasions.
 
I think it's about time to lock down this thread. At this point there is really nothing more to say about commercial comp checks.
Agreed!

Not locked - but consider this as a warning- Kindly post to the original topic....:new_2gunsfiring_v1:or keep your fingers off the keyboard!

Thank you for your attention to the forum RULE about staying on topic!
 
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