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Answer by Bob Georgiou

User, Can't asnwer your question, so I will answer something that is interesting about some posts here and there on the internet. The point is, generally; this is a question for the person representing...

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Answer by Gerard Dunn

Sales price will be considered the lower of sales price, or appraised value. Your sales price will be whatever the seller is willing to accept. Best bet is to make an offer that is attractive and work...

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Answer by Don Tepper

Basically, you're correct. However, be aware that appraisals for refinancing aren't always the same (they don't end up with the same figure) as appraisals for purchases would. So don't necessarily...

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Answer by Kristen Emery

Dear Homebuyer, I believe there is not enough information given, so that an answer can be provided. Don is correct, in that an appraisal for refinance purposes is different than an appraisal performed...

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Answer by Maria E. Cipollone

If the house was appraised already at $400,000.00 that's the amount the you should be paying for. Because they will not lend you any more than that. Best of Luck, Maria Cipollone Century 21 Tenace...

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Answer by Erica Glessing Nelson

The market value will actually have a lot more to do with what similar homes have sold for in surrounding streets over the last three months. The market value and the appraisal value are not the same....

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Answer by K

Dear Homebuyer, I believe there is not enough information given, so that an answer can be provided. Don is correct, in that an appraisal for refinance purposes is different than an appraisal performed...

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Answer by Maria E. Cipollone

If the house was appraised already at $400,000.00 that's the amount the you should be paying for. Because they will not lend you any more than that. Best of Luck, Maria Cipollone Century 21 Tenace...

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Answer by Bob Georgiou

User, Can't asnwer your question, so I will answer something that is interesting about some posts here and there on the internet. The point is, generally; this is a question for the person representing...

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Answer by Gerard Dunn

Sales price will be considered the lower of sales price, or appraised value. Your sales price will be whatever the seller is willing to accept. Best bet is to make an offer that is attractive and work...

View Article

Answer by Don Tepper

Basically, you're correct. However, be aware that appraisals for refinancing aren't always the same (they don't end up with the same figure) as appraisals for purchases would. So don't necessarily...

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Answer by K

Dear Homebuyer, I believe there is not enough information given, so that an answer can be provided. Don is correct, in that an appraisal for refinance purposes is different than an appraisal performed...

View Article

Answer by Maria E. Cipollone

If the house was appraised already at $400,000.00 that's the amount the you should be paying for. Because they will not lend you any more than that. Best of Luck, Maria Cipollone Century 21 Tenace...

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Answer by Erica Glessing Nelson

The market value will actually have a lot more to do with what similar homes have sold for in surrounding streets over the last three months. The market value and the appraisal value are not the same....

View Article

Answer by Bob Georgiou

User, Can't asnwer your question, so I will answer something that is interesting about some posts here and there on the internet. The point is, generally; this is a question for the person representing...

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Answer by Gerard Dunn

Sales price will be considered the lower of sales price, or appraised value. Your sales price will be whatever the seller is willing to accept. Best bet is to make an offer that is attractive and work...

View Article

Answer by Don Tepper

Basically, you're correct. However, be aware that appraisals for refinancing aren't always the same (they don't end up with the same figure) as appraisals for purchases would. So don't necessarily...

View Article


Answer by K

Dear Homebuyer, I believe there is not enough information given, so that an answer can be provided. Don is correct, in that an appraisal for refinance purposes is different than an appraisal performed...

View Article

Answer by Maria E. Cipollone

If the house was appraised already at $400,000.00 that's the amount the you should be paying for. Because they will not lend you any more than that. Best of Luck, Maria Cipollone Century 21 Tenace...

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Answer by Erica Glessing Nelson

The market value will actually have a lot more to do with what similar homes have sold for in surrounding streets over the last three months. The market value and the appraisal value are not the same....

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