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- Divvy Appraisal Policy
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How does the Divvy program work?
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What do I need to apply?
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How do I find a Divvy home?
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How can I offer on a Divvy Home?
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What is the inspection process for a Divvy Home?
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How do I manage my payments and home savings?
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How does home maintenance with Divvy Homes work?
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What is the closing process for a Divvy Home?
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How do I purchase the home from Divvy?
- How do I get ready to purchase my Divvy home?
- How do I start the purchase process?
- What are the lender and title company requirements when purchasing the home from Divvy??
- What happens to my Divvy savings, home value, and rent payments during the purchase process??
- What happens during the closing when I purchase the Divvy home??
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Resident Info
What happens if the appraisal value is lower than the Option Price?
My appraisal came back low, what are my options?
If the appraisal value is lower than the Option Price, a resident has three options:
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Contest the Appraisal Results: The resident can challenge the appraisal results by providing evidence or requesting a second appraisal to potentially increase the valuation of the property.
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Make Up the Difference: The resident can choose to proceed with the purchase by paying the difference between the appraisal value and the buyback transaction price out of pocket, ensuring the purchase can still go through at the agreed buyback price.
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Postpone the Purchase: The resident can decide to delay the purchase until market conditions improve and the appraisal value aligns more closely with the Option Price, potentially avoiding the need to pay the difference out of pocket.