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Nicholas Candaffio
  • Orlando, FL
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How do Appraisers treat an In-Law suite

Nicholas Candaffio
  • Orlando, FL
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Hi BP,

I'm trying to analyze a property that has detached 1/1 inlaw suite and I'm not sure how to comp it for ARV. There aren't really any other sales with one recently so I'm not sure what I should do. Should I comp the main house to similar floor plans, then add in the suite, or comp the whole property to other properties with the same bed/bath make a deduction for the separate floor plan?

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