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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Property didn't appraise
I'm selling a a new construction property for a client and property didn't appraise and the seller is very upset. The property appraised at $505k. Theres a $40k difference. We're under contract at $545k. The comps seem to be at $515k though. Are there anything other ways to get the $40k or at least part of it, besides having the Buyer dish out $40k? Anything I could say to convince the Buyer possibly? Seller wants to cancel contract.
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A couple ideas, see if they would allow for a second appraisal to get a second opinion. OR have the seller take a second note for the difference instead of lowering price.
However if I were the buyer I would want a lower sales price so that I didn't start out upside down on the transaction.
Just some ideas, hope this helps.
Jeff V