Joe Flacco
Elite Member
- Joined
- Jul 31, 2013
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Maryland
Yea comps 4 and 5 on the lower appraisal was really weird. No Idea what the point of those were, a 6 figure adjustment in that range is crazy. My impression is the subject is a C4 rather than a C3. It looks like a lower end rental with some minor updates.Just zooming in on the neighborhood in Zillow I'm not seeing the lower value at all. The use of the much larger S#4/S#5 comps was totally unnecessary due to the availability of the more similar sized homes. If I was looking at the lower appraisal vs the sales in the area I'd think the appraiser had to make an effort to conclude to $135k. Apparently the house next door to this property sold for $123k but it doesn't look like that sale had a listing so the exposure is suspect.
They've got some similar sized homes in that area with actual refurbished/remodeled kitchens/baths selling at or just below the $200k range so the 2nd appraisal might be a bit high but it isn't $25k high. IMO
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yep. I abandoned my NY credential because of the extra CE. Of course, a while later, it's a requirement in every state.Fair Housing continuing education is now insane. I need 7.5 hours for my Broker License and 7.5 hours for my Appraisal License. Of course in NYS you need to take Both, one is not good enough to suffer through. Who sold us out? Realtors and Appraisers now have a monkey on their back that 99.9% do not deserve. Have you ever seen a qualifying class being phased out, NO. Keep paying and spending your time, to learn what? If I wasn't discriminatory in the past, I don't think I will all of a sudden become one...
Why the lawsuit? Either she thinks of herself as a social justice warrior... or is being encouraged to take that role.... or..... $.Good for her! She persevered. So why the lawsuit?