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Damien McDonald
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  • Galveston, TX
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Construction loan appraisal - cost approach most appropriate?

Damien McDonald
  • Investor
  • Galveston, TX
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Hi guys, when obtaining a construction loan from a portfolio lender for new construction on an empty lot, I would think the cost approach to value would be the most appropriate for the appraisal. I was given an appraisal that solely used sales comps. The comps used were not great, and the appraisal came in below the 80% LTV. Should cost approach be used, possibly a weighted average of cost and comps?

Thanks,

Damien

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