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We are your source for Tucson REO and Forclosure Appraisers.

The Collapse of Sub-prime mortgage industry, and borrowers defaulting on their mortgages; has created an influx of REO appraisals, foreclosures and repossession appraisals. Our Tucson Appraisers have years of experience in these areas....

In addition Tucson Appraisals has added additional staff with expertise’s in Real Estate Owned appraisals (REO) to handle the in-flux of foreclosures, bankruptcies and REOs; which many banks, asset liquidators, buyout firms and investors are now needing in greater volume.

For a property in foreclosure, Lenders may need to know the difference between fair market value and "quick disposition" value, to know their potential charge-off liability.

REO appraisals, although similar to a market appraisal, deliver an in depth market analysis needed to determine how a bank or investor will liquidate a property. Banks and investors need to compare three values: As-is, as repaired, and "quick sale." These represent the value of the property without any work done to it, with the work required to make the property marketable to full market value commensurate with competing properties in the area, and, somewhere in-between, with minimal investment in repairs -- selling the property quickly, probably as a "fixer-upper."

Until recently the number of REO appraisal were minimal, but with the sub prime fall out, and lenders closing doors around the country, it’s likely Tucson Appraisals will continue to see an increase in the number of REO appraisals.

Order your REO appraisal online now.  

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Neighborhood Research & "Comp Checks":

Tucson Appraisals would be more than happy to direct you to utilize an AVM (Automated Valuation Model) to gain a better understaind of value for your clients property, but we do not engage in comp checks, or value checks, and can't give you an opinion of value or value range for a subject property without doing a full appraisal; and there are many reasons for this.
When an appraiser gives a client/lender a possible value range for a property, he/she is doing an appraisal and must abide by and adhere to USPAP STANDARDS 1 and 2; and regulations regarding ethics rules, objectivity, and acceptable assignment conditions. Perfoming "comp checks" breaks those regulations and standards, and in many cases has resulted in appraisers lossing there license.

We be happy to research neighborhood sales data using an Automated Valuation Model, So login in now, and order yours.

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