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Nate Baumann
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  • Livingston, MT
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What do Appraisers look at?

Nate Baumann
  • Investor
  • Livingston, MT
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In a few months I am going to be refinancing an older (1940's) multi-family property. This was purchased as an owner financed deal and was not appraised when I bought it.

I am wondering if anyone has some tips on what are the obvious things appraisers look for. This place has older wiring and older plumbing. There is not much that I can do about those things at this point. However, I want to make sure to have as many things in order as I can. All your pointers would be greatly appreciated!

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