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Sebastian Lee
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Meeting with the appraiser

Sebastian Lee
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Owatonna, MN
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Would it be way too weird or inappropriate to take the appraiser out to lunch to pick his brain about what would make the biggest impact on the ARV?

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Charlie MacPherson
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@Sebastian Lee As long as you don't have a pending deal that this particular appraiser is involved with, it should be OK.  If you had an active deal with him it would be considered a conflict of interest and may even subject the appraiser to discipline if it became known.

I've had informal chats with appraisers and have found them immensely helpful.

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