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Bryan M.
  • Rental Property Investor
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Appraisal vs BPO

Bryan M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Roanoke, VA
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I was recently gifted a home through a family member that needs a complete interior rehab....great bones but needs updating. To determine my budget I need to find what it's worth "as is". This property hasn't been on the market in decades. Should I go with a full appraisal for $300 or a BPO which would be cheaper, not sure on how much cheaper yet. I guess my question is....is it worth it to spend a little extra money to get an exact valuation or spend less and get just a rough estimate? Thanks!

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Merry Briotta
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  • Lebanon, OH
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Merry Briotta
  • Investor
  • Lebanon, OH
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Bryan M.

Why can't your realtor advise you on current (as-is) value?

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