appraisal

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If you do decide you don't want a loan, the appraisal is the vast majority of the money you should be out, because that and the credit report (somewhere between $13 and about $30) are the only third party expenses.

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  1. noun The act or an instance of appraising.
  2. noun An expert or official valuation, as for taxation.

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  • If you do decide you don't want a loan, the appraisal is the vast majority of the money you should be out, because that and the credit report (somewhere between $13 and about $30) are the only third party expenses. —  Searchlight Crusade
  • I picture this being similar to ordering a VA appraisal, which is not a pleasant process. —  Rain City Guide
  • On page 7 of the appraisal, the appraiser specifically states that his appraisal was on a 39 acre parcel.
  • Efforts by Benton County to cut property taxes before the county's next scheduled appraisal were affected by Act 1189 of 2009.
  • "This assures Wall Street and lenders that this appraisal was conducted in an independent fashion," Haslam says. —  BusinessWeek.com --
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assessment ·  scrutiny ·  enquiry ·  valuation ·  once-over ·  judgments ·  analyse ·  estimate ·  judgement ·  thinker ·  survey ·  viewpoint

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appraisal:   appraisals
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