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Appraisal Fee
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Appraisal Fee
A fee that an appraiser assesses to perform his/her service. That is, when an appraiser estimates the value of a property, he/she usually charges an appraisal fee. This is usually a necessary cost to the buyer, seller, or lender in a real estate transaction. See also: Closing costs.

Appraisal Fee

A fee charged by an appraiser for the appraisal of a particular property.



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It also empowers them to lower the cost of monitoring appraisers, thereby enabling lenders to pay the higher appraisal fees required in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
Additionally, the measure would: Establish a federal appraisal independence standard, sunsetting the HVCC; Require AMCs to register with state agencies; Enhance appraiser competency provisions, including clarification regarding consideration of professional appraisal designations; Provide financial resources for oversight and enforcement and; Separate AMC and appraisal fees on the HUD-1 Statement.
PITTSBURGH, March 22 /PRNewswire/ -- The Title/Appraisal Vendor Management Association (TAVMA), the trade association that represents the nation's largest appraisal management companies (AMCs), said today that a new analysis that purportedly captures "reasonable and customary" appraisal fees in various markets is misleading since it intentionally excludes AMCs from its analysis, thereby omitting two-thirds of all of the appraisals done in the U.
 
 
 
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