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Todd Lightfoot
  • Brunswick, GA
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Appraisal of Property

Todd Lightfoot
  • Brunswick, GA
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My question is about appraisal's. I am looking to get into rentals and I see you can get loans for up to 80% LTV. I know in the past if the appraisal came out higher than the asking price you could have equity right away. However, now a days the appraisal will come out to whatever amount you are paying for the property. I know this from my own purchase of my personal home. Does this only matter if you are going through a bank? I have found some property that I would think should appraise more than the asking price but I know the appraisal will come out at the final sales price. Is there a way around this issue?

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