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Regardless of how much or how little income is generated, Developing an income approach is not part of the assignment, it is being appraised as a residential property even though portions of it are being used for a commercial purpose.
I believe it has to be at least 51% residential. Or has that changed? Been a long time since I have done onet
Regardless of how much or how little income is generated, Developing an income approach is not part of the assignment, it is being appraised as a residential property even though portions of it are being used for a commercial purpose.
I believe it has to be at least 51% residential. Or has that changed? Been a long time since I have done onet
Yes, but that is a different issue. An ADU, regardless of whether an income approach is developed, has a value that the appraiser is allowed to add for a res loan because the ADU is still a residential use.
Whereas in mixed-use, does Fannie instruct the appraiser not to value the commercial elements ( even if they have value in the market )
Appraisal Requirements for Mixed-Use Properties
The appraisal requirements for mixed-use properties must
provide a detailed description of the mixed-use characteristics of the subject property;
indicate that the mixed use of the property is a legal, permissible use of the property under the local zoning requirements;
report any adverse impact on marketability and market resistance to the commercial use of the property; and
report the market value of the property based on the residential characteristics, rather than of the business use or any special business-use modifications that were made.