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Data Cancer Due to Waivers

I was wondering what the racial makeup is of these "appraisal waivers." Can there be perceived bias if a disproportionate amount of waivers are only given to certain races?
 
Since I'm curious I wanted to take a look at a dataset to see what there is to see. I'm going to start a new thread where I'll explain the way I sorted and the limitations involved, but below is a breakdown of the residential condo sales for 2024 in the city of Riverside. I broke the data into 3 groups - the sales where the public records don't show any financing, the sales where the public records show a low LTV up to 80%, and the sales where the public records show a high LTV loan of 81+%

Riverside condos.jpg

A couple notes:

The $779k sale is a singular outlier of a unit in a gated community of 21 units, the previous sale in that project was in 09/2023 @725k. High LTV financed

The $685k high sale in the low LTV group was also an orphan. 35 unit project with a mix of 2bd and 3bd units. This one sold in 10/2024. The next most recent sale of a 3bd occurring in 09/2023 @ $650k, so the 2024 sale sold for 5% more than the 2023 sale.

Here's what the 4yr sales history for the entire dataset looks like
4yr.jpg
 
Realtors providing details of the sale has been my greatest asset when completing dissolution of marriage appraisals, assessment appeals and standard 1004 appraisals when I needed more information. I haven't been doing this as long as you Joyce, but I know that calling a listing agent to verify and provide information is the best way to go. Also, I have received countless referrals from Realtors just by getting to know them. When you are in the courtroom and you can testify that the information regarding comparable sale #whatever has been verified by the Listing Agent, and you can tear apart the opposing parties appraisal because they haven't made the call you can then continue to make the claim that you have never had a client that was unsatisfied after a final decision has been made.

I was recently involved in another thread on a FB Appraisal Group where several appraisers claim that anything Realtors put in their MLS or tell appraisers cannot be trusted. This divide within the appraisal ranks is why AI is surely going to take over and be the primary valuation provider.
 
LOL

Whatever you do, don't look at any property datasets in Ohio because wherever they are, they're too close to "Phil's" property to prevent TMZ and all 600 of his fans from stalking him and his family.
 
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