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Welcome to the Work Hard Play Hard Network, where we’re dedicated to helping you build a strong home, create meaningful relationships, and connect with your community. Our channel blends practical homeownership advice with stories and insights that encourage deeper connections and a greater sense of community. We believe that working hard to build a secure foundation and playing hard by making memories with loved ones are both essential parts of a fulfilling life. Whether you’re navigating the path to homeownership, looking to strengthen your bonds with family and friends, or wanting to make a positive impact in your community, there’s something here for you. Join us as we explore what it means to create a life of purpose, stability, and connection under the Work Hard Play Hard philosophy. Together, let’s build a life that balances ambition with joy and connection.
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Introduction to Roots & Branches of Lehi - The Podcast
Growing up in a small town far from my extended family, I found that my neighbors became like family to me. Even today, we come together to catch up, celebrate, and share life’s moments, bound not by blood but by shared experiences and friendship. Now, living in Lehi, I believe that same sense of connection can flourish here as well. This podcast invites us to connect with those around us, strengthening our community through shared stories and experiences. Whether you’ve been here for years or just moved in, join me in getting to know the faces, stories, and lives that make up Lehi. Let’s turn this city into a true community, one story at a time.
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one appraiser registered her own appraiser company as home address but also work in a 30 years long reputation company as i discovered later. does this sounds normal in your industry
Yes, it’s actually quite common in the appraisal industry for appraisers to operate their own small businesses while also working with larger, established firms. Many appraisers will register their home addresses as the primary location for their personal companies because appraising is often a field-based job, and it allows them to maintain flexibility. Working with a well-known company, especially one with a strong reputation built over decades, can offer them additional stability, resources, and connections, while their own business allows for independent work, particularly on contracts or projects that may not conflict with the larger firm’s clients.
@@workharding so this is not against to the appraiser's regulation conflict of interest
@@klaviert6586 Good question! In the appraisal industry, it’s actually common practice for appraisers to have their own companies registered at home, often as a way to manage independent contracts, while still working with larger, reputable firms. As long as the appraiser discloses any potential conflicts of interest on each assignment, it typically aligns with industry regulations and avoids conflicts. Of course, transparency is key in these cases, and the appraiser’s obligations are to maintain objectivity regardless of whether they are associated with one firm or multiple businesses.
@@workharding the mortgage broker didn't discloses the appraiser works in the same company as the other one 's report sent it to the mortgage broker. i am not sure if the apprasier who registered home and work in a big company didn't discloses it to me either . i found it out by myself and i amnot sure if the big company knows this. but you said if two reports has 50000 to 60000 difference then should look into it . correct ?
@@klaviert6586 Thanks for the follow-up! Yes, if there’s a significant difference between two appraisals-especially in the range of $50,000 to $60,000-it's definitely wise to review them closely. Discrepancies like that can sometimes be due to differences in the appraisal approach, adjustments, or even the data used. Regarding the disclosure, appraisers and mortgage brokers are both expected to be transparent about any potential conflicts of interest, especially if they’re working for the same company or on behalf of the same parties. If the appraiser didn't disclose their dual roles or if the mortgage broker failed to inform you, that might be worth addressing directly with the appraiser or broker. Open communication in these cases helps ensure all parties are aligned and that the appraisal process remains fair and objective. I hope that helps clarify!
hi Ryan; i have a questions regarding two appraiser work in a same company but when they estimate the same property they hhave 60000.00 difference in the value . do you think that sounds normal to you
you don't normally see that large of a difference between two appraisers. you'd have to dive into the report to see why the difference.
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also is built in garage value more than attached garage in report?
I assume you meant "detached" garage since an attached garage and built in garage would be the same...Typically, an attached garage is valued a bit higher than a detached garage in appraisals, mainly because of the convenience of direct access to the home. That said, if the detached garage has unique features-like extra space, workshop areas, or high-end finishes-it could still be rated higher. It really depends on what’s typical for the market and what the appraiser sees as adding value.
@@workharding thanks for your prompt reply . are you talking the appraiser in canada or in united states? or it doesn't really matter no difference in canada or united states
@@klaviert6586 so I really only know about US appraisals, so if it's for Canada I wouldn't know. I'd assume it's probably similar, but again not sure.
Ryan; I have a questions regarding to the age of the house in the report . There is a comparable property age 75 yrs old and appraiser rated as superior and wrote -20,000 but our property is much younger than this one. Does this make sense or it is an errors ?
Thanks for reaching out! When it comes to appraisals, an older home can sometimes be rated as "superior" if it’s had more updates, renovations, or has unique features that make it appealing, even if it's older. That could be why the appraiser made a -$20,000 adjustment for that 75-year-old property. If your property is newer and in good shape, I get why this might seem a bit off. It might be a good idea to ask the appraiser directly to clarify-just to make sure everything lines up with the actual conditions of both properties.
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"As they analyzed why..." Who are "they". It sounds like a lot of assumptions about what thousands of people were feeling after seeing terrible things...
I got the information from an article that Deseret News reported on. To your point it is an assumption about what people were feeling, so we can't know for sure. I just thought it interesting and then did my own take on the research that had been done.
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Does the appraisal report show a break up of the appraised value i.e, the value of land and the value of structure??
On the bottom of page 3 under the cost approach it does typically cite the value of the land and the structure, however I wouldn't put a lot of stock in that. Lenders don't ever use the cost approach for determining value and so it's not super accurate.
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But dont you need to come out of pocket with extra during closing costs, therefore being kinda the same in the end?
so typically you'd have the seller pay these, making it cheaper for you for that first year or two.
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Why is there no information about Adjustments and other Credits? Why is everyone silent about that?
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I am an appraiser in Brazil, here by our rule, 3 comparisons is not enough to reach the foundation and the minimum required precision. only as a last resort.
Very helpful. Thank you so much!
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Your take is quite informative. I wish more UA-camrs would put the same effort into producing a video. Anyway, thank you for explaining about PMI. Keep it up!
this was great to hear. That 4-6 month time frame is a sweet spot. Aiming for 100 doors a day. 5 days a week minimum. My goal is to do it for 4 - 5 years. Gonna document on my channel. First 5 full days done
Too bad you chose such a simple report to review. On such a simple report a quick cross check to the appraisers conclusion is to calculate the sale price per square foot of each comparable sale and relate those rates to the property. I'm a little surprised not to see any adjustments for lot size since comparable sale 3 has twice the lot size as the property being appraised. I suspect the appraiser is also combining depreciation and main floor square footage together in one adjustment as they are using a common adjustment rate of $45 per square foot in their main floor adjustment. So they are incorporating depreciation/diminished utility in this single adjustment and I strongly suspect they are using a rate significantly less than the cost to build a new townhome. Unless you believe that the cost to build a new town home with an unfinished basement is 1,367 square feet @ $45 per square foot = $61,515 which would make the underlying land have a residual value of about $150,000. That's quite an unusual Land to Building ratio. Still possible - but unusual. That may be a red flag to a problem with the lot size adjustment as there is no adjustment or explanation of why the appraiser is not adjusting for a lot that is twice the size of the property being appraised when the underlying land value is $150,000. There is nothing wrong in the way they have done the adjustments. There are no set rules on how those adjustments may to be made. The appraiser is using a method that works well for them relative to their years of experience. And since the comparable sales are almost near identical homes to the subject, the variation between them on a gross selling price basis is going to be small. The advantage to using a lower rate is that the appraisal report has lower gross and net adjustments which the lender erroneously interprets as being a mark of a better appraisal report. The disadvantage to this method is if the property being appraised is significantly different from the comparable sales used and the appraiser ends up concluding outside of the sale price range. That's when the problems happen and the property may be under or over appraised. The adjustment process is a highly subjective process based on the appraisers experience. Using a Sale Price per Square Foot rate is an objective process. The numbers are what they are in an objective approach. In your example the rates ranged between $162 to $176 per square foot of main floor area. Generally the Sale Price per Square foot declines as the main floor area increases which is an economic principle known as diminishing returns. That would put the subject property which has a smaller main floor area than the comparable sales at the mid to higher end of the range but for illustrative purposes in order to provide a cross check to conclusion I would use the average of the three comparable sales at around $169 per square foot x 1,307 Square feet which is about $221,000 (rounded) using an objective approach. The appraised value at $220,00 is within 5 percent so the appraiser provided a very good opinion of value. I would say if you want to review an appraisers opinion of value I would use this objective approach. If there is a large discrepancy then you may ask the appraiser to review their analysis or have another appraisal performed. Nothing is carved in stone when it comes to an appraisal. Appraisers are human and humans make errors. And errors only become mistakes when they are not addressed.
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Can you do this already under contract but our lender hasnt locked yet and not settling until next month?
Yes definitely can still do it. Let me know if you need help.
you can, but you'd need to get the seller to pay which is hard once you're already under contract
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Hi Ryan, you so remind me of a great friend who did loan originating with me way back when. You are a great explainer of the truth in lending, loan cost form.
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Very helpful thank you now I know what to look for.
great video Ryan, thank much, my banker has added all kind nonsense fees in my closing cost.
Hi, if value as per sales approach is 5mn and as per income approach is 4.5mn. Which value you will consider and why?
Always the sales approach