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Price: Begin the
study at a point well below and end it well above the
anticipated value range. This eliminates the chance of missing
the
range. |
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Neighborood/Location:
Pick homes within the subject neighborhood and expand the study into
neighborhoods buyers and appraisers deem comparable. |
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Site Elements: |
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Lot size and shape |
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Placement of home relative
to its neighbors |
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Overall landscaping on
the site |
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External positives (view,
open space, waterfront) |
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External negatives (road
noise, power lines, inconsistent neighbors) |
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Exterior details: |
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Type and condition of siding(s) |
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Status of exterior paint--color and
how recently repainted |
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Age of roof, its overall look, and
whethel it will last at least 5 years |
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Outbuildings, their location(s) and
purpose |
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Deck, patio, hot tub, and pool |
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Whole Home Components: |
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Architectural design |
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Quality of construction |
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Overall livable square footage, interior
layout, and room sizes |
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Windows and skylights |
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Type and number of fireplaces |
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Garage and storage space |
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Original age of the home and effective
age of home (updating and condition) |
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Interior Specifics |
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Interior paint colors and condition |
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Type and age of floor coverings |
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Kitchen cabinets, counters, fixtures,
appliances |
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Bathroom grade |
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Light or dark feel throughout |
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Personal property included and excluded |