Archive for February 14th, 2009

The Difference Between Appraisals and Assessments Posted By : Raynor James

The Difference Between Appraisals and Assessments Posted By : Raynor James
Many people think appraisals and assessments are the same thing or at least that they should be for the same amount. The truth is they can vary greatly. Let’s look at each of them.

Assessed vs Appraised: How to Estimate the Value of Your Home Posted By : John West
Assessing the value of your home can be confusing when there are different approaches to estimating value. Below is a breakdown of assessed and appraised values, and how they can effect your listing price and the current market value of your home.

Orlando’s History and Real Estate Trends Posted By : Michael Russell
In Orlando, property prices continue to fall. But soon they will stabilize. Many experts suggest that now is the time for investment. This benefits the individual as well as the economy. The individual invests in property. The housing market notices. The property increases in value over time. The individual, who buys now, later sits on a valuable asset. Again, the market notices. This process, if repeated successfully, will bolster the market at large.

Bloated Appraisals Go On Weight Loss Program In Cali Posted By : Lee Cameron
As Americans watch their real estate markets fail and friends foreclose, many are asking what went wrong? Lately, the spotlight has swung to over-inflated appraisals and inherent pressure on appraisers to “hit the number” when drawing up their reports. This month, California was among the first states to pass a bill making these fat appraisals illegal.

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