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Sadly no, it just always seems odd when you talk to people and the lender orders the appraisal it always seems like it is exactly what is being paid for the house or a little over. Isn't it true that if you have 20% equity in a home in the beginning you do not have to pay the PMI? I just thought it was weird that my LO said the appraiser could have went over 80k but went conservative... why?!?
UpUpUp wrote:Hmmm...on the flip-side do you think the lower appraisal might give you some leverage to re-negotiate the sales price or get the seller to cover closing costs?
UpUpUp wrote:What is an auditor? Here I know about the tax assessors website, which is really off in their valuations, but what is the difference between this and an auditor site?
DallasLoanGuy wrote:if you are paying $70K, then that is market value. It may no longer be worth $96K.... if it were, it wouldn't be mareted that low.remember, an appraisal is an independent opinion of value.... it is NOT a profit center for pmi. there is NO collusion or secret smoke filled back room negotiations.appraisers being conservative? uh, since the credit crunch, they are ALL worried about slipping up and getting blacklisted by lenders.if the auditors website says $96 and it sells or $70, then that is a good indication that the home is in a declining market. no appraiser in their right mind would push an appraisal there.