The fact that residential home prices are
increasing substantially in most regions of the country is music to the ears
of homeowners. However, if you are in the process of selling your home, make
sure you realize the major challenge a hot real estate market creates. Each
house must be sold twice; once to a buyer and a second time to an appraiser
who represents the bank that will grant the purchaser a mortgage to buy the
home (unless it is an “all cash” purchase). In a real market with escalating
prices, the second sale may be the more difficult. And a recent survey by Quicken Loans reveals that the
gap between what a homeowner believes is the value of their home compared to
an appraiser is widening.
This could lead to an increase in the percentage of real estate transactions being challenged by a ‘short’ appraisal (where the appraiser value is less than the contracted price of the home).
Bottom Line
Whether you are a buyer or a seller, you
must be prepared for this possibility as it may result in a renegotiation of
the price of the home.
David Demangos
858.232.8410
Locally Known, Globally Connected
Luxury Home Marketing Specialist
Global Property Specialist
David@AwesomeSanDiegoRealEstate.com
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Saturday, August 1, 2015
The Impact of Rising Prices on Home Appraisals
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