AV isn't that hard to calculate because of it. 

“In the event, the appraised value comes in below Purchase Price, the Buyer agrees to pay up to 20% of the difference between the appraised value and Purchase price not to exceed $50,000.00.”Appraised at 100k – No AGC Appraised at 90k – Using Traditional AGCAppraised at 90k – Using Alternative AGCOriginal Sales Price$100,000$100,000$100,000Appraisal Gap Coverage-$5,00020% (SP-AV)Appraised Value$100,000$90,000$90,000New Sales Price$100,000$90,000$90,000Seller Gets$100,000$95,000$92,000Buyer Pays$20,000$23,000$20,000The first scenario, in the example above, is appraised at the agreed-upon purchase price.

Hello BP family, I've been looking into House Hacking in the Antelope Valley CA and Santa Clarita Valley CA areas and wanted to know if anyone has had experience in this area? It will be my first home of any kind. Did...

The AV would stay the same, but each year they go up/down based on market values.

You, sir, are and always will be  S A V A G E!!!

My last completed flip was 39 Beck Av, Greenville, check out the pictures. 

If you hate the AV, I would still buy here in hopes of making more money to be able to atleast buy homes in my desired market.

And there is an excellent chance that that would continue to grow  each year (equities av. 12%).

I recommend AV Vaghela with Highlands Mortgage.

@Cian Hamilltry Rob Bowen@ Patriotic insurance group, 78 brookside av, Chester NY, 845-551-8041he's done well for my clientsMuch successBob