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All Forum Posts by: Cara Rohde

Cara Rohde has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

We’re not concerned with the amount coming back.  That’s been great especially considering what we paid ten years ago.  But we’ve had 2 appraisals and both have “given up” when it comes to the comps.  

We are desperately trying to refinance our primary to cash out some equity.  We have been stalled for months because of the appraisers.  We had two appraisals done and neither came through with any comps for our unique property.  How should we proceed?  I’ve been reading about “cost approach” appraisals, but I’m really surprised our lender hasn’t mentioned this and I’m wondering if this is an option.  Help!