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Chase Banta
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How To Impress Appraiser And Help Tell Our Story

Chase Banta
  • Portland, OR
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We are refinancing a 36 unit property, and have an appraisal coming up. What sort of things can we do to give ourselves the best chance at hitting the appraisal value we want, outside of the core business function of having signed good leases, having a strong rent roll, cap-ex improvements, etc.

Basically, is there anything we can do to "give ourselves an edge" when it comes to getting an appraisal? Can we package information in a way that is helpful/powerful, or anything like that?

The building's financials and fundamentals are what they are, and we are proud of them, we just want to be able to squeeze every dollar of value out that we can.

Thanks in advance.

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