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Nations First Appraisal

1030 Bernstein Rd
Fredericksburg, VA 22407 540-891-8546

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Consumer from HERNDON, VA
Mar 25, 2013
Not Recommended
Low ball appraisal. Significantly below market- we could sell our house today for at least 35% more than he appraised it for (as my neighbor did days after he appraised ours, with their house selling in ONE day- and our house is nicer). The appraisal was only for a refi and we have very little left on the mortgage so it wasnt an issue but it was so low as to be offensive. I understand banks are now risk adverse but these types of appraisals interfere with the free market. The guy was nice but the number was nonsense.

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