Here's one case where the trial court's decision was overturned and sent back for further consideration. 

You can always contest it, or even sue them in court, but I don't know that you'd have a good case to overturn it.

Why did I sell: When looking at true reserve requirements and the appreciation of the asset, with limited forecast future appreciation, my ROE was next to nothing.

Cap rate is 6.51% and ROE is 8.55%Tenant sales: only 6 months of data as they are new but on track to achieve 7-10% range on real estate costs.  5 star google reviews (100+ reviews)Observational notes:  Retail is located on the busiest side of the street with the exception of before and after school traffic.  

That's less $$ in the deal, a better ROI and ROE.

Different AMCs have different protocols for appraisal appeals - you'll just have to work with the lender on it and hopefully have it overturned. 

Hi @Roberto Cordero, the great thing about VA loans is that you have two paths to overturn an appraisal.You can provide better comps that the appraiser overlooked and ask for a reconsideration of value.Hope this helps!

However, your ROE (return on equity) is obviously much lower, assuming about $276k in equity with a $425k value.

a 4 unit doesn't much offer ROE on your time.

There are 3 key metrics I look at when making this decision:Cap Rate greater than 4% Return on Equity (ROE) greater than 10%And Loan to Value greater than 50%If you are below any of these metrics, may be worth considering selling.