Appraisal Mark

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Phoenix, United States

appraisalmark.com
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Appraisal Mark Reviews | Rating 3 out of 5 stars (4 reviews)

Appraisal Mark is located in Phoenix, United States on 2701 E Osborn Rd. Appraisal Mark is rated 3 out of 5 in the category appraiser in United States.

Address

2701 E Osborn Rd

Phone

+1 8443340333

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

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Rhys Hansen

Paid 1,200 with the promise of a 7-10 day turnaround. Today is day 12... Made multiple calls and all I can get is a secretary to take my info so the \appraiser can call me back\. Still no response to me or the mortgage company. But the secretary did say, \I'm sure they have already inspected the home and property.\ However, It's a family owned vacant home and I possess the only set of keys, and I can confirm nobody has inspected the home. I wish I could give zero stars. Avoid Appraisal Mark at all costs. Not only have they basically stolen 1,200 from me, but the wasted time has very likely ruined our ability to close on this home in time, so there goes the escrow money too.

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M Kelly

We paid for our appraisal 2 months ago and our lender has yet to receive the final document.

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Jessica Carlson

I've been working with Todd and his incredbible team for a long while, and they genuinely do anything to make sure the purpose of any kind of appraisal is fulfilled. Thanks for all your help!

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David Haas

I am selling a property in which this company was selected to appraise my home. From my understanding the appraiser is deducting values from comparable homes because those said comparables were including seller concessions. Isn't the value the value? How is that fair? Furthermore, there is a recent comparable that closed the day prior to the date my appraiser came out to my property. The official recording of this comparable property was the same day the appraiser submitted his appraisal. There is a difference of 4k and the appraiser refuses to reconsider using this most recent and comparable property because of what reason? This recent sale is the closest to my property in size and esthetics. Of course as a seller I want the most for my property. But more importantly I would like appraisers to be fair and reasonable when data reflects different numbers. It seems too much is left to their discretion and there is no recourse.

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