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AppraisalThe appraisal is typically scheduled after the home inspection has been resolved and toward the end of the loan process. There is a fee involved, and you don’t want to pay for an appraisal before you know the property’s condition.The lender requires an appraisal to make sure the property is worth what you are paying for it. Appraisals are based on what comparable properties in the area have sold for recently. Following the housing downturn of 2008, appraisal guidelines have become much more strict.Not every property will appraise for the contracted price. If the appraisal comes back lower than expected, the seller will have to decide if they want to reduce their price to the appraised price or cancel the contract. Things get dicier with FHA loans and FHA appraisals. An FHA appraisal will stay with the property for 120 days, which means if the seller tries to sell it again during this timeframe to a buyer using an FHA loan, the appraisal number won’t change.As the buyer, if the property does not appraise, you can choose to walk away from the contract, even if the seller is willing to reduce the price.
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