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It said, Comp 2, an older, Traditional dwelling, is in the subject neighborhood…” I am baffled. I pushed back, and the bank came rolling me over with a crazy diatribe about how it could be biased in so many ways and how could I not see that?
Most banks won’t risk financing an acquisition loan for a business with more than 20% of total sales from one customer. The risk is just too high. The good news is that this issue is fixable with time.
Did an in-depth rebuttal bank thought was good. There are few comps period in my area 1 DID do an appraisal year ago. FNMA called it out to lender as I didn’t use sales on same road…. not at all comparable. FNMA still made lender buy back.
Good luck with the demented “current world order” Just finished some self storage work and included 25 rent comps in the report based on a survey I conducted. It lowers the opposing attorney’s ability of bringing up the issue of overlooked comps. Too many I guess, right David. Oh well, back to my nonsense world!!
Which is painfully obvious when they request baseless revisions for “more or better comps” As the OP so eloquently states “As anyone who has been an appraiser for more than five seconds can attest, you use the best comps available. There were no “better comps” to be used.”
Even though we’ve covered industry groups vs. product groups and teams such as M&A , ECM , DCM , and Leveraged Finance , we continue to get questions about capital markets vs. investment banking. The questions usually go like this: Are capital markets teams (ECM, DCM, and LevFin) “real” investment banking? Do you learn anything?
article quote; Our hubristic faith in the god-like powers of technology and central banks / states creates an illusion that the credit cycle turning is the result of a “policy error,” when in fact it’s just the way systems function. The closer your comps are, the fewer the adjustments required, the narrower the range.
I did a VA appraisal some years ago, and the same bank wanted a different appraisal on a different property. Then post funding 2 months later the investor wants you to add 2 comps. Baggins, Thats horrible. If you’ve been doing this racket for long enough you’ll have handfuls of these stories. its endless.
Here are the biggest takeaways that founders need to know: #1 Don’t Skip The Bank. I would think about what you could sell the company for without their help and ensure that most of their comp is achieved above that threshold. #2 To date, I have sold five companies that I cofounded, and through these exits, I learned a lot.
Although from a LEGAL perspective, the plaintiffs must prove INTENT, they are clearly looking for a payday or national notoriety, banking on the fact that most appraisers would just settle, let the E&O company pay out, and pray it all goes away. But winning in court is not their objective.
Spencer, imagine a better run system, like comp searching, or some better elevation and respect for the appraisers vital role and important worthy participation in mortgage lending. In reply to Spencer Paul. Close and I understand your points, well taken regardless.
Firstly, a bank giving an estimate of value based on what facts? If the bank knows the value, why get an appraisal? Just one of the main reasons to select the right comps. There are a lot of factors we must consider when choosing comps. My opinion, the report that aired was disingenuous.
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