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The Appraisal came in short

 

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We are a week before closing, and my beautiful buyers, who are pre-approved FHA first time home buyers have completed all inspections and are just waiting for the appraisal report.  It comes back $7,000 less than the purchase price my buyers were willing to pay. It didn't appraise.

Everyone is freaking out!  Especially since the sellers don't want to sell for the new appraised price.

Listen in to all the conversations surrounding this matter.

Do the seller know that the appraisal report follows the property for six months? That anyone getting a loan on this property, the appraisal will pop up?

The price of this house is priced for a first time home buyer who will more than likely buy FHA.

Are they going to take the house off the market for 6 months to wait out the appraisal?  That will be September going into winter? What? Are they crazy? 

Are the buyers willing to pay their own closing costs?

The sellers want to wait for a cash or conventional buyer! Do they realize the buyer would have to put 5 percent down?  Do they realize no buyer is going to pay more than the property appraised for.  Who's bringing cash? This is not an investor property.

Does the seller know that if the appraiser marked that this is a declining market, an over supply of housing and excessive days on market, it will get kicked to an FHA loan anyway?

Well needless to say everyone is still bummed out.

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4 Comments on APPRAISERS ARE GETTING TOUGH IN OHIO

APR
17
2009
1,038,907 Points 26 Featured Posts Outside Blog Called Shot Master

I wish you good luck. Hope it works out for the buyers and you.

6:57am • #1
156,066 Points

Appraisers everywhere are really "cracking-down".  We've had many supposed "deals", crash and burn as a result of low appraisals.

8:46am • #2

Gita,  We're going to head out next week.  They have been renting for 20 years and are anxious to get there first home.

Tom, you're right.  I guess they should have been cracking down all along. 

10:51am • #3
APR
27
2009
131,867 Points

Hi Deborah - Appraisals are always a concern and you mentioned most of the points of conversation when you get a low one.  I had a deal fall through (I represented the buyer) on a VA loan that came in 10K under the contract price.  The appraiser took into consideration a number of foreclosed homes that had very little to do with the subject property.  In a number of cases the comparables were in a rather poor condition.

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