That is precisely where I was headed.  

Real estate markets are not precise.

There's a huge difference which I'll go into more depth, but first I need to know precisely what scenario is going on here.

Just got word from my lender that apparently when the appraiser came, not all the renovations was done yet and the appraiser has to come back, for an additional fee of course, even though we already rescheduled precisely because of this issue already.Haven't gotten any word back from Bridge themselves if there will be any resolution to this issue, but it's literally only been ~ 20 minutes since this issue has been bought to my attention so I'm holding out hope they'll cover any additional fees.

I am starting from scratch and do not have a precise location in mind, but wanted to hear people's thoughts! 

Not being in the market to buy or sell, I don’t know the precise market.

We signed a prenuptial agreement that describes precisely the allocation of the real estate assets in the event of our divorce.I hold an LLC in Ohio.

Obviously this involves precise timing and risk, so make sure you have your numbers tight and that your bank is on-board with refinancing with a fixed-rate mortgage as soon as possible.

@Cody Ruff that’s precisely what I am worried about.

I also make sure to note that the valuation I'm coming up with isn't nearly as precise as it would be with better comps.