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Anthony Simboli
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Template for an Appraiser to showcase upgrades

Anthony Simboli
  • Investor
  • Londonderry, NH
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Does anyone have a Word Doc or other template that can be filled out for an appraiser to give them information about upgrades/updates/comps for the property. I want to make sure the appraiser coming for the future buyer has a full list of everything so we can get the highest appraisal possible.

Thanks!

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    Aaron K.
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    Aaron K.
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    Appraisers get things like that a lot and usually they are crap, someone cherry picking a high comp from 2 years ago, saying how much they spent on upgrades etc. You might do yourself more harm than good especially if you they perceive what you're doing as "used car salesmany".  Most of the time they know what they're doing.

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