David Hintz - Appraiser

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David Hintz - Appraiser, in Maricopa/Pinal Counties, AZ

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how do i look up zoning restrictions?

Asked Wed May 14 2008, 18:52 by Elizabeth Ho… - Phoenix - Home Buying - 2 answers

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Elizabeth - I sent you a reply to your email from your other question. - Wed May 14 2008, 19:34

We saw a 2 story house in a great mtn view neighborhood but didnt like the home bc its dated. i have built

Asked Wed May 14 2008, 18:03 by Elizabeth Ho… - Phoenix - Home Buying - 4 answers

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You could check to see if there are any zoning restrictions on the lots you may be interested in. - Wed May 14 2008, 18:24

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Asked Mon May 12 2008, 12:07 by Arvind - Takoma Park - Home Buying - 5 answers

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The market conditions and trends of the area would determine if the days on market are too long or not for any particular house. To determine if it is overpriced or underpriced you need to consult with an appraiser to establish the actual market value and what affect the renovations have on that value. Buyers establish selling price - the market dictates value. - Mon May 12 2008, 12:27

I'm planning on selling my townhouse at the Oaks, Edison on my own. What is the reasonable asking price?

Asked Mon May 12 2008, 11:59 by S - 08820 - Home Selling - 13 answers

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What you need to do is contact an appraiser to determine the actual market value. With the unit being, as you put it, "very rare end unit" and hard to find comps, you would need the service of a professional appraiser. The research and any appropriate adjustments for differences in comparables and other data necessary for establishing the true market value, would in turn would provide you with the reliable information needed to make an informed decision. - Mon May 12 2008, 12:15

I recently made a $1.6M offer on a Fremont home. The lender's appraiser came in with an appraised value that

Asked Tue May 6 2008, 13:42 by Chess Player - Kimber - Gomes - Home Buying - 20 answers

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From what you have written, it sounds like there may be some coersion by the seller's agent to influence the second appraisal to a predetermined value and have the appraiser commit appraisal fraud. If that is the case there are definately violations being committed beyond funny business by both the agent and appraiser. - Mon May 12 2008, 07:54

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