Published January 26, 2021

Keep This In Mind When Appraising An Older Home Vs A Newer Home

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New home vs resale?  The Shanna Day Team's certified appraiser/realtor David Cline has an interesting analogy to remember when it comes to appraising your older property in comparison to a newer build home in your neighborhood.

This video is part of a series featuring our certified appraiser/realtor Dave Cline's thoughts and experience in the industry. Click on any of the links below to watch another video in this 5-part series.


 

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Keep This In Mind When Appraising An Older Home Vs A Newer Home

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