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Ever wondered if a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) can truly stand in for a full, formal property appraisal? This video dives deep into that critical question, exploring whether a real estate agent's CMA offers the same reliability and legal standing as a licensed appraiser's report.

Discover the key distinctions between these two valuation methods and when each is appropriate:
► A CMA is primarily a marketing tool used by real estate agents to help price a home for sale, offering a general estimate.
► A formal appraisal is a legally binding valuation conducted by a licensed appraiser, often required for financing, insurance, or legal proceedings.
► Appraisals adhere to strict industry standards (USPAP) and provide a precise, supportable value, unlike the broader range a CMA might offer.
► While CMAs can be valuable for sellers and agents, they lack the objectivity, regulatory compliance, and legal weight of a professional appraisal.
► Understanding these differences is crucial for any real estate transaction to ensure proper valuation and avoid potential pitfalls.


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