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Real Estate Appraisal Print E-mail
Tuesday, 02 January 2007
When someone is looking to see how much their land and home is worth, they can contact a real estate appraisal agent in order to get an accurate answer.  These agents are trained, certified and licensed in their individual states in order to be educated in the different ways to formulate and calculate the worth of a real estate property.  There are a number of different areas that a real estate appraisal agent will look at when trying to determine the worth of the property.  These areas include but are not limited to the physical possibilities of the real estate property, the definition of the value of the property, the area in which the property is located and the legal feasibilities of the property in question.  Sometimes the property can include a home, but other times it is merely land on which a home could feasibly be constructed by a person.

In the United States, the real estate appraisal agent is known as a real estate appraiser, but in the United Kingdom, these people go by different titles.  For example, they are often referred to as either a land valuer or a property valuer.  The concepts of the land value between the two countries are very similar, but some of the specifics are different.  In this way, a real estate appraisal agent within the United States would have an understanding of the work that is done within the United Kingdom in the same field, but there would be subtle differences that would affect the work, and vice versa.

Real Estate Appraisal – Getting It Right! One of the important steps you will take when buying or selling a home is having a real estate appraisal done on the property.  During this process, the approximate value of the home or property is determined.  The lender providing the funds for the mortgage on the property will request an appraisal on the property.  This is done so that the lender will know for sure that the property will sell for the amount they are lending or more. 

To get the best real estate appraisal, make sure that you are working with an appraiser who holds a license in the state where the property is located.  Often your lender will have an appraiser on their staff, but you do not always have to use this appraiser.  If, however, your lender does not trust the appraiser you choose, they can question the findings before approving your loan.  The cost for the appraisal will be built into the closing cost on the loan.

When getting your real estate appraisal, make sure that the appraiser has no financial connection to the sale of the property.  The appraiser should not stand to benefit in any way from a sale or non-sale of the property.  This is crucial to getting a fair appraisal.

There are two main ways to approach a real estate appraisal.  If you are having a pre-owned property appraised, you will want to use a sales comparison appraisal.  This type of appraisal will compare the potential sale value with that of similar homes in the area.  The second type of real estate appraisal is a cost appraisal, which is most often used in new properties.  This appraisal estimates the cost to rebuild the property should it be destroyed.

 
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