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Second Lot on VA Purchase

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Carnivore, I used to be on the VA panel. Stopped doing residential for 2 years as I was learning the commercial end. Commercial got slow and I got let go. That is when I went into business for myself. Someday I may look into the VA panel again. Right now, I good with my 3 bank clients. They keep me hopping.

BTW, you just made me realize I forgot to include the exposure time for the additional lot as a stand-alone lot. Darn it! Oh well, I can call the lender and resubmit. Thanks for the reminder.
 
So you client is not VA? Erase every suggestion I made if that is the case.

H&U is still you! Regardless.
 
Carnivore, I used to be on the VA panel. Stopped doing residential for 2 years as I was learning the commercial end. Commercial got slow and I got let go. That is when I went into business for myself. Someday I may look into the VA panel again. Right now, I good with my 3 bank clients. They keep me hopping.

BTW, you just made me realize I forgot to include the exposure time for the additional lot as a stand-alone lot. Darn it! Oh well, I can call the lender and resubmit. Thanks for the reminder.


Sorry, thought you were OP.
 
Carnivore, I used to be on the VA panel. Stopped doing residential for 2 years as I was learning the commercial end. Commercial got slow and I got let go. That is when I went into business for myself. Someday I may look into the VA panel again. Right now, I good with my 3 bank clients. They keep me hopping.

BTW, you just made me realize I forgot to include the exposure time for the additional lot as a stand-alone lot. Darn it! Oh well, I can call the lender and resubmit. Thanks for the reminder.


Yes. I assume you are doing as if sold together vs separate. It doesn't matter. Best protection on H&B use analysis is be very specific. However you are on target.. You need to be very specific on whether you MV opinion is sold together or separate.
 
Market Value opinion is like the only value opinion that requires H&B use analysis. For all I know outside looking in, the extra lot could have a H&B use that is commercial and be worth more than the house and the lot it sits on.
 
Carnivore, I used to be on the VA panel. Stopped doing residential for 2 years as I was learning the commercial end. Commercial got slow and I got let go. That is when I went into business for myself. Someday I may look into the VA panel again. Right now, I good with my 3 bank clients. They keep me hopping.

BTW, you just made me realize I forgot to include the exposure time for the additional lot as a stand-alone lot. Darn it! Oh well, I can call the lender and resubmit. Thanks for the reminder.
The assignment is the lot and subject sold/transacted as one package - therefore giving an opinoin of exposure time for the lot alone imo is confusing and possibly misleading ( even though your reason is to be diligent )
 
Market Value opinion is like the only value opinion that requires H&B use analysis. For all I know outside looking in, the extra lot could have a H&B use that is commercial and be worth more than the house and the lot it sits on.
The assignment is a package property appraisal - the excess lot sold along with the subject as one economic unit. The fact the lot by itself can have a different HBU and value under its separate HBU should be disclosed and explained, but the assignment is not to appraise the excess lot as a stand alone.

The excess lot which under assignment condition is appraised along with the house as one "package" , can have a different contributory value if sold by itself. Just as the house on one lot can have a different value than the house sold along with the adjacent excess lot. But we all need to remember the assignment : to appraise them together.
 
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Op will figure it out.
 
The assignment is a package property appraisal - the excess lot sold along with the subject as one economic unit. The fact the lot by itself can have a different HBU and value under its separate HBU should be disclosed and explained, but the assignment is not to appraise the excess lot as a stand alone.

The excess lot which under assignment condition is appraised along with the house as one "package" , can have a different contributory value if sold by itself. Just as the house on one lot can have a different value than the house sold along with the adjacent excess lot. But we all need to remember the assignment : to appraise them together.


However, market value dictates H&B use and is tied to MV and is required. You see the issue, right? It can be disclosed that if the vacant lot H&B use is worth $1,million with DOM etc and house and separate lot is worth $200K. That's fine.
 
They could have separate H&B uses. I don't think VA would care. I would call VA. MV opinion will care based on H&B use.
 
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