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Grant R.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Wayne, IN
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Commercial Appraiser Options

Grant R.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Wayne, IN
Posted
Good afternoon!  I'm working with a lender on a large multi-use property in Indiana (20 units and some other businesses on site).  It's unique  --  isn't it all? :)  --  and we are told will require a special appraisal.  Obviously in residential home space, appraisers are drowning right now.  But the commercial space seems flat in our region.  We've been quoted a long timeline for appraisal, which could put the deal at risk in various ways.

The bank is pitching this one appraiser (we don't know what the banks list of approved appraisers looks like).  What options do have?  Can we contact some other appraisers and introduce them to the lender?  Is there a way to grease the wheels when this one single party is holding up the process for more than a month?

Thoughts welcome.

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