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The document is a Uniform Agricultural Appraisal Report prepared by AgWare, Inc., detailing the appraisal of a specific agricultural property. It includes sections on property identification, valuation methods (Cost, Income, and Sales Comparison Approaches), and an analysis of market conditions. The report outlines the highest and best use of the property, provides financial estimates such as income and expenses, and concludes with an opinion of value based on various appraisal methodologies. Additionally, it contains assumptions and limiting conditions relevant to the appraisal process.

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Begin by filling in the 'Prepared For' and 'Prepared By' sections, ensuring that all relevant parties are accurately identified.
In the 'Property Identification' section, enter details such as Owner/Occupant, Property Address, and Highest & Best Use. This information is crucial for accurate appraisal.
Complete the 'Value Indication' section by selecting appropriate approaches: Cost Approach, Income Approach, and Sales Comparison Approach. Provide necessary calculations and estimates.
Review the 'Assumptions and Limiting Conditions' section to ensure compliance with appraisal standards. Make any necessary adjustments based on your findings.
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What is the difference between 1004 and 1004C appraisal?

1004 - (URAR Jumbo): Uniform Residential Appraisal Report - One Unit (Single Family) appraisal with an interior and exterior inspection over $1 million. 1004C: Manufactured Home Appraisal Report - One Unit manufactured home (mobile home) based on an interior and exterior property inspection.

How much should a farm appraisal cost?

Types Appraisal TypeCost RangeDescription Agricultural $1,500$3,500 For farmland or ranch properties Undeveloped $1,200$3,000 For vacant, unimproved land Mixed-use $2,000$5,000 For parcels with multiple zoning or use cases Specialized $2,500$7,500 For legal, estate, or tax purposes; includes extra reporting2 more rows Aug 15, 2025

What does the uniform residential appraisal report show?

Common sections featured on a URAR form include: Basic information including address, legal description, owners and/or borrowers names. Information on the contract for sale. Information pertaining to the size, shape, zoning and access to utilities as well as FEMA flood-zone information.

Why do appraisers use URAR?

Appraisers: Appraisers use the URAR to communicate their appraisal findings, detailed information about the propertys characteristics, any relevant data, and analysis that support the appraisers conclusions. Lenders: Lenders use the URAR to assess the value of a property used as collateral for a mortgage loan.