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From: Shelly DeMeo (shelldemeo![]() |
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Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2004 18:32:35 -0700 (PDT) |
Wondered if anyone would share experiences with resales of cohousing units in their communities, specifically appraisals of units. Under our bylaws sellers are required first to offer units to folks on the waiting list at a price set by an appraiser, who presumably prices the unit at fair market value. But residential appraisers typically base fmv on comparable sales, although there are other methods, and so the question becomes -- comparable to what? Because there aren't that many cohousing units in the area, and even fewer that turn over within the six or nine-month lookback period that appraisers are required to use, does the appraiser turn to single family homes or condos to use as comparables? Are conventional appraisers able to come up with a true fair market value for a home in a cohousing community? Any insights would be much appreciated. Thanks, Ray
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