I can't control them but at least I can show them what I think.Finally, If you really wish all those bank appraisals were completely unbiased, I think you'd change your mind if one of your deals fell through because the appraisal came in 1% or 3% short of a contract price.

I know I should just go to a lender, but before I try to do that I wanted some unbiased advice from here if possible.  

I just can't imagine one agent being unbiased with such a large price difference.

I tried doing the quotes and that didn't work.Hey JohnI can say I'm an expert in the SDIRA world, but I can't say I'm unbiased.

Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

Most of the articles I find come from expensive insurance companies blogs so I don't feel like I am getting an unbiased answer in my research.  

Property managers will also look at your property in an unbiased way and provide legitimate market analysis for the home to ensure the property is rented at the top of the market without sitting vacant for several months.

Perhaps a nice 1950's built bungalow.Always hire a 3rd party property inspector to give you an unbiased feel for the home.

I agree the agents do sometimes provide feedback information in regards to offers and sales; however the appraiser should always remain unbiased and collect their own data for appraising regardless of what the Realtor says.

Of course his fee was greater than $1000.00 to draw up the paperwork and the additional fees would be another $1000, so not sure that his opinion is unbiased.