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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

After Repair Value
Is it best to order an official appraisal to determine ARV after finishing renovations when applying for a home equity loan or HELOC? I know banks usually just run an automated valuation model for this process.
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I would ask the lender. Some will do a drive by appraisal based mostly on comps and some will do a full appraisal. If they are doing a summary/drive by appraisal, let them know about the renovations and ask if you can get a full appraisal if you disagree with the summary valuation.