But, generally, this is not very accurate.Anyway, there are a few more techniques they can use, but this gives you an idea of how they should go about it.So, as to your specific question, YES, you can most definitely dispute the appraisal if you think there are legitimate reasons to.

All I can say is i'm not trying to use this platform to solicit.

Do you have any specific questions?

Here are some specific questions I have, but any additional information is welcome:Safety and Community Feel: How do locals view the safety and overall community vibe in Pine Hills?

Any other social media/marketplace platforms? 

I could only utilize specific contractors to do the work & had to have inspections periodically. 

That bug is now fixed, so if this is a new issue, you may have been one of the "lucky" ones. :) 

People who visit an area need a place to stay.Yes it is more raw data and not as specific to drill down on.

Please try to direct me to specific areas with specific strategies that you know work. 

Especially post covid with all the supply chain issues that followed.  4-6 months is a much more realistic timeline and if the builder is off any worth you might have to get in line.  4-6 months is assuming you have closed on the property, permits are in place, a contract is signed, and the weather allows me to start today.