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When you buy a house, the bank orders an appraisal to ensure the property is worth the offered price, in case of foreclosure. What's the first thing the appraiser looks at to determine value? Comparables, which is an industry term for similar houses/properties in similar areas and what they sold for. What's the best comparable? The offer you made on the property you're attempting to buy. It's cyclical.

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The frick? Cyclical? People in a market niche confer almost autonomously in self-interest on an average price. The most basic principle in Econ. Just pick a house as close as possible with similar land size, floor space, and relative build quality and then your house is just +/-15% in most cases. Are they that neurodivergent they can’t look past the little things?

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Of course they are that neurodivergent.

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