What is the difference between appraised and market value?

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Uploaded by on May 31, 2007

Tips on selling a home from Keith Carberry of RE/MAX. From the real estate FAQ or frequently asked questions of "It's Time to Move Up": The Real Estate Information Resource. Go to http://www.itstimetomoveup.tv for more information.

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  • I love this one. Who is this bank guy. Appraisers utilize market sales and provide a market value opinion. An appraised value may use slightly dated data (due to the fact the sales have already closed in the recent past) but they are appraising market value. This video has so many things wrong about it I think Keith better take a few appraisal courses (i.e. research/homework) before believing what this bank guy just said.

  • This guy's an idiot! He obviously doesn't know anything about appraising!!!

  • Sales agents appraisethe value, which is usually higher than the market value. An Appraisal by the mortgage lender is generally lower then true market value and is usually not done until after a fair price has been negotiated between the parties, so has little effect on the negotiated sale price, unless the lender restricts the buying power. In a healthy market this restricted buyer will be replaced with an unrestricted buyer and the vendor should still acheive true

    market value.

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