What must be accomplished before the final appraisal value can be reported?

Before the final appraisal value can be reported, reconciliation of findings is essential. This process involves the appraiser reviewing and synthesizing all the data gathered during the appraisal process, including inspections of the property, market analysis, and any consultations with relevant parties.

Reconciliation helps ensure that the appraiser arrives at a final value that accurately reflects the property’s worth based on the various methods employed. By critically evaluating all the information collected, the appraiser validates the findings and ensures consistency between different valuation approaches, leading to a well-supported and credible final appraisal value.

While inspections, market analysis, and consultations are all important components of the appraisal process, they serve as preparatory steps that contribute to the information needed during reconciliation. Ultimately, without the reconciliation of findings, the appraisal lacks a coherent synthesis of the data necessary to arrive at a reliable final value.