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Jasmine Claye
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Appraisal Question!!! Need quick response PLEASE :-)

Jasmine Claye
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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An appraisal was recently done on a townhome for which I am currently under contract. The Appraiser listed the townhome property type as a PUD (Planned Unit Development) and now I am curious to know where the Appraiser gets the property type from? Which document? Because I am having an issue with financing on this townhome if it is a condo however, the lender says if in fact the townhome is a PUD instead of a condo, they will be able to lend on the property. We will not know for sure if it is a PUD until titlework is done; which is taking forever also.

Anywho, just trying to find out if the Appraiser uses a legal document to get property type?! Which will assure me listing the townhome as a PUD is true and hopefully not an oversight.

Thanks for reading!

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