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Hannah Krebs
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Saint Paul, MN
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Question for an Appraiser in MN!

Hannah Krebs
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Saint Paul, MN
Posted

Hi everyone,

I’m looking at a house to convert to a duplex in central MN. The house has a “finished” basement that includes sheetrocked and painted walls and carpeted floors. However, the ceiling is unfinished and has exposed wires not in conduit and ductwork running everywhere. In addition, the electrical box is in the middle of the finished space with nothing blocking it off. My question is whether this will appraise as a finished space or not? I own the house next door which appraised at $160k as a 3/1. Without the finished space this would be a 3/2 and they’re asking $240k so I’m worried about appraisal and want to justify a lower offer.

Thanks in advance!! 

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