What If the Home Appraises Low as a Seller?
Low appraisals create one major problem:
the lender won’t finance above appraised value.
When this happens sellers have options:
- reduce price to appraised value
- negotiate a split
- have buyer bring extra cash
- challenge appraisal with comps
Low appraisals are more common when:
● offers are aggressive
● comps are limited
● the market is shifting down slightly
The best defense is preventing it:
pricing smart, knowing comps, and building a strategy that supports value.
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