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Olga Levin
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Apraisal adjustements by region

Olga Levin
  • Investor
  • Alameda, CA
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Does anyone have any resources that can be used to access values for adjustments to be made when making appraisals in different areas.

I know that a pool or an extra bedroom in San Diego, California will merit a different deduction then Orlando, FL, but how much exactly?

Is there a public database for this kind of information that I can look up online or any other source?

Thanks in advance!

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Bill Fennelly
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Bill Fennelly
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As an appraiser I can tell you there is no national database for adjustments, and if there was it would probably be illegal, if you have questions regarding a specific property or say a two car garage vs. a property with no garages, you should call a local appraiser to get their input...just my opinion !

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