A licensed appraiser may only discuss the value opinion with the client. If the owner is the client, then the appraiser can discuss the value opinion. If the client is really the lender in a refinance or purchase situation, even if the owner pays the appraisal fee, the appraiser may only discuss value with the lender-client. The rules are spelled out in complete detail the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). RMK
The effective appraisal date is the date that the appraisal was completed. The appraisal will tell you how much your home is worth.
Professional appraisal
yes a hermit crab can tell if a person is their owner or not.
no it not required to tell the employees
The value of a Tell City floor lamp with pattern number 3361 can vary based on its condition, age, and market demand. Generally, such lamps can range in value from $100 to $500, depending on these factors. To obtain a more accurate appraisal, it's advisable to consult recent sales or listings on auction sites and antique shops. Additionally, reaching out to antique dealers or appraisers familiar with Tell City furniture could provide further insights.
Is that a million one-hundred thousand...or 110,000?. anyway....The answer is YES you do have to have a current appraisal (within 4-6mos). The county values are not always accurate nor do they supply information about the property or its condition. An appraisal can be to your advantage..ie... lowering loan to value thus giving you a better rate & terms. If you made improvements or have upgrades not known to "county" then you should want an appraisal to determine your "correct" current value..which will also be based on current market conditions for you area. Some FNMA/FHLMC programs will exempt you from a standard URAR (appraisal)..if the AUS (automated underwriting system) allows it. Usually you have to have low Loan to value and high credit scores..your lender will tell you if you have been approved thru these systems.
More than likely means you need an oil change. Look in your owner's manual and it will tell you what maintenance is required based on your mileage.
If that's the complete serial number, and the gun is in decent shape, it's a VERY valuable rifle. The serial number places it in the first year of production. I couldn't find similar rifle to compare it to, your best bet would be to have it professionally appraised. Tell the appraiser you want a value for insurance purposes, most appraisers are dealers as well and may low-ball the appraisal in hopes of buying it from you for cheap.
Experience, reference books, appraisal
Normally it means it is time to change the oil. Your owner's manual will tell you exactly what needs to be serviced based on the mileage.
there are three approaches such as; 1. tell and sell approach - the staff have to accept the appraisal 2. tell and listen approach - the staff is given a chance to explain 3. counselling - suggestions by the interviewer is needed to improve the work of the interviewee.
It means there is scheduled maintenance required based on your mileage. Can be just an oil change or can be something else like you need to replace the cam belt. Open your owner's manual and it will tell you exactly what is needed.