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Automated Valuation Model

The Cost Approach

April 27, 2010

The Cost Approach is the second approach an Appraiser can use in making a determination of value. There are two ways to determine the cost: reproduction cost or replacement cost. Reproduction is the exact replication of the house using the same materials, etc. Replacement is the cost to replace the house using today’s materials, etc less accrued depreciation.

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Appraisals vs. AVM’s

March 31, 2010
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BofA, Obama and You!!

March 26, 2010
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Spring is Just Around the Corner!!

March 8, 2010

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Spring is the time of year that generally offers new hope to peoples’ outlook… kind of a new look at life!  The Charlotte area is not accustomed to the type of winter we had this year, so it may very well be a time that means more today than a few years ago. The economic indicators [...]

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Charlotte home prices fall 3.8% – Charlotte Business Journal:

February 23, 2010

 To read the latest analysis of the Charlotte Metro area read this article. The S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index is a generally accepted analytical tool.
Charlotte home prices fall 3.8% – Charlotte Business Journal:.

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The Appraisal Process: “Due Diligence” (1 of 3)

February 22, 2010

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DUE DILIGENCE
It must be noted that this series is an Appraiser’s perception of a methodology. The series will touch on the main areas of what an Appraiser does in a typical 1004 appraisal. It is not the intention to be all-inclusive of the actual work performed. It is simply an attempt to [...]

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