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Shawn Thom
  • Investor
  • McKinney, TX
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Appraisal came in under offer but well over loan- An issue?

Shawn Thom
  • Investor
  • McKinney, TX
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I'm flipping a house that got caught up in a small bidding war.  Asking price was $246k, final accepted offer was $250k.  I figured appraisal can always be an issue so I chose some one that was putting $50k down leaving a conventional loan amount of approx $200k.  Appraisal came back at $240k.

Realtor forwarded us the appraisal and the mortgage broker's comments of "Appraisal came back $10k lower than offer.  let us know what you work out with seller".

Realtor seems confident that the $250k offer is good and says buyer is willing to move forward.  Does mortgage company have a dog in the hunt since loan is $40k lower than appraisal?  I've never heard of that being an issue.

Any ideas what the mortgage broker is referring to?

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