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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Appraiser Using the Subject Property as a Comparable
Do any appraisers know if you can use the subject as a comparable? My father-in-law is refinancing a property he purchased in April. The appraiser used his purchase and purchase price as the number one comp. I have never seen this done before? Do any appraisers know if you can do this?