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What Is A Baton Rouge CVR Home Appraisal or Collateral Valuation Report?
03/22/2011 | 
Author http://www.gbrcvrreports.com/ – What Is A Baton Rouge CVR Home Appraisal or Collateral Valuation Report? What Is A Comp Cruncher CVR Report? Watch This Short Video To Learn More! To Make The Video Player Larger, Click The Bottom Right Arrrow Button!
The Collateral Valuation Report (CVR) is a desktop application program that is capable of valuing properties as accurately as a URAR report, and can be delivered to you in about 24 hours. This report is designed to be completed by a certified appraiser who has local area knowledge of the neighborhood.
This appraisal report is ideal for:
* Replacing BPOs
* HELOCS
* Portfolio Analysis
* Reviews
* Litigation
CVR integrates public records, MLS, flood, imagery and other relevant data directly to the report. In addition, the appraiser can define the neighborhood and use the most sophisticated analytics available. Adjustments are supported, comparable sales and listing are ranked and scored and ultimately, all of the data is available for an appraiser to interactively provide the most supportable valuation solution. The CVR is an affordable valuation solution. Better than a BPO, Less than a URAR.
The Summary Page Of A Sample CVR Report Is Below! A COMPLETE SAMPLE CVR REPORT is available to review at this link!
HOW DOES ONE ORDER A GREATER BATON ROUGE CVR REPORT?
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Baton Rouge Real Estate Appraisers News: Tax Credit Extended
http://batonrougerealestateappraisal.com/ – Baton Rouge Real Estate Appraisers News: Tax Credit Extended
Wow! I arrived back at the office to receive a flood of news about the Tax Credit Extension.
From Wells Fargo Mortgage:
Tami Luhby, with CNNMoney.com, is reporting that Congress Extends Homebuyer Benefits! Bill Extends Homebuyer Tax Credi Into Next Year. Here’s a snippet below:
“NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — New homebuyers are poised to see the $8,000 tax credit extended into mid-next year.
The legislation extends the $8,000 homebuyer tax credit to contracts signed by April 30 and closed by June 30. The controversial credit, which many say has boosted home sales in recent months, was set to expire after Nov. 30.
The bill also creates a $6,500 credit for those who buy a home after living in their current house at least five years. That measure would apply to contracts signed by April 30 and closed by June 30. The current credit defines a first-time homebuyer as someone who has not owned a residence within the past three years.
The credit would be available only for the purchase of principal residences priced at $800,000 or less.”
From Darren James @ Keller Williams Realty:
“Breaking News!!!
As of today-Thursday, November 5th, the bill has passed involving the extension and expansion of the homebuyer tax credit and will be sent to President Obama for his signature. The new program will go into effect when President Obama signs the bill. Click link below for details!!
From Baton Rouge Business Report:
Posted in Baton Rouge Economic News, Baton Rouge Real Estate News | Tags: Baton Rouge Real Estate News, Business Report, Cnnmoney, Darren James, First Time Homebuyer, Flood, Homebuyers, James Keller, Keller Williams Realty, Least Five Years, Obama, Principal Residences, Real Estate Appraisers, Realtors, Snippet | 1 Comment »