MARKETVALUE
Sophomore Member
- Joined
- Feb 11, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Georgia
Jeff,
I would appraise it however the county has it listed on the tax card. Regardless of what they may be, i would full disclose the situation in an addenda. This happens to us about once a quater over here, and the tax card seems to be the litmus test we use the most. That way you have documentation and you are disclosing all the other pertinant details in your addenda. If they have converted the tax card to single family res, then I would bang it for quality of construction and maybe condition against the true site built homes and find a fixer upper to bracket it you on the low end.
The question I want to ask every homeowner when I see this "What in the hell do you have against stick built homes?" GO BUY YOURSELF A RANCH BEFORE YOU ADD ON TO YOUR BEER CAN
Good Luck
MRM
I would appraise it however the county has it listed on the tax card. Regardless of what they may be, i would full disclose the situation in an addenda. This happens to us about once a quater over here, and the tax card seems to be the litmus test we use the most. That way you have documentation and you are disclosing all the other pertinant details in your addenda. If they have converted the tax card to single family res, then I would bang it for quality of construction and maybe condition against the true site built homes and find a fixer upper to bracket it you on the low end.
The question I want to ask every homeowner when I see this "What in the hell do you have against stick built homes?" GO BUY YOURSELF A RANCH BEFORE YOU ADD ON TO YOUR BEER CAN
Good Luck
MRM
