Residential Appraisal Request Form 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Residential Appraisal Request Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'Address of Property' in the designated field. Ensure accuracy for effective appraisal.
  3. Next, fill in the 'Owner Name(s)' section with the names of all property owners. This is crucial for identification purposes.
  4. Provide your 'Contact Phone No.(s)' and 'Email Address' to facilitate communication regarding the appraisal process.
  5. Indicate the purpose of this request by selecting either (a) Sales Purposes or (b) Rental Purposes. This helps clarify your intent.
  6. In the 'Additional Information' section, include any relevant details that may assist in the appraisal process, such as property condition or unique features.
  7. Finally, ensure both owners sign and date the form at the bottom to validate your request before submission.

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Appraisers fill out the form and insert data about the subject, neighborhood, comparable sales, valuation and more. Appraisers include additional data not part of the form such as pictures, maps, valuation analyses and more, depending on the property and assignment.
1004 Single-Family Residential The 1004 appraisal form is probably the most common and widely used appraisal form for residential appraisers. That is because it is the form for single-family residential properties. The 1004 is used when an appraiser is required to do an interior and exterior inspection.
Form 1025 is also used by appraisers to assess income properties. It differs from the 1007 in that it is used to assess duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes. Form 1025 considers both rental income and fair market value of the comparable properties.
A form 1007 appraisal helps residential appraisers determine the market rent value of a single-family rental unit by comparing and analyzing the subject property with three other rental properties that share docHub characteristics with the unit including information related to its physical structure, location, and
Small Residential Income Property Appraisal Report (Form 1025) For traditional appraisals of two- to four-unit properties (including two- to four-unit properties in PUD, condo, or co-op projects) based on interior and exterior property inspections. Appraisal Update and/or Completion Report ( Form 1004D)
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Also known as Fannie Mae Form 1073, appraisals reported on this form must be completed in accordance with the UAD Specification. The form is similar to the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report (Form 1004) only it comes with additional condo-specific questions.
The 1073 form is an appraisal form used by appraisers to appraise an individual condominium unit. This form is for an interior and exterior inspection of a condo. This form was developed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in 2005 for use in conventional lending purposes.

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