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All Forum Posts by: Devin Bost

Devin Bost has started 20 posts and replied 31 times.

I'm learning how to fix & flip homes, and I've noticed cases when properties are listed on the MLS for below the appraised value of the property (or so they claim). In the current market, it seems that appraisers are much more conservative about their estimates than they once were. I can understand that a highly motivated seller might be willing to discount the price below (perhaps significantly below) the value set by an appraisal, but I don't have enough experience to understand how often this is really the reason.

Are there any hidden "gotchas" to beware of when investigating a property that has a listing price that is significantly below the appraised value?