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T21-042
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2021-22
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ADDENDUM <br />Borrower:Paul E ZenchenkoFile No.:21146 <br />Property Address:3062 Seminole RdCase No.:48-48-6-0535831 <br />City:SilvertonState:ORZip:97381 <br />Lender:Alliance Capital Partners Corp/VA <br />on that level measured at floor level to the exterior finished surface of the outside walls. <br />Openings to the Floor Below <br />Openings to the floor below cannot be included in the square footage calculation. However, the area of <br />both stair treads and landings proceeding to the floor below is included in the finished area of the floor <br />from which the stairs descend, not to exceed the area of the opening in the floor. <br />Above- and Below-Grade Finished Areas <br />The above-grade finished square footage of a house is the sum of finished areas on levels that are <br />entirely above grade. The below-grade finished square footage of a house is the sum of finished areas <br />on levels that are wholly or partly below grade. <br />Fannie Mae guidelines: <br />When an appraiser selects a rating and/or description of the subject property for a sales <br />transaction, the selected rating and/or description must remain the same when reflecting that <br />specific transaction. For example, if a C4 rating is selected for the sale of the subject property, <br />then that property remains a C4 when using that specific sale as a comparable in future <br />reports. The same expectation holds true for ratings and descriptions of comparable sales. <br />When a comparable is used in a subsequent appraisal, the ratings and descriptions of that <br />property should not change from one appraisal to the next when it reflects the same sale <br />transaction. <br />Note: <br />Properties can have the same rating or description and still require an adjustment. It should <br />be noted that this does not only apply to Condition and Quality ratings and can apply to other <br />ratings or descriptions as well. <br />For example, all water views may not be equal. In this instance, an adjustment should be <br />made and explained in the Additional Comments section of the form or in an addendum. <br />I have performed no services, as an appraiser or in any other capacity, regarding the property <br />that is the subject of this report within the three-year period immediately preceding acceptance <br />of this assignment. <br />If an adjustment is warranted and can be supported for minor difference in location, actual <br />age, quality or condition within the same rating for quality or condition it will be applied. If no <br />adjustment can be supported an adjustment will not be applied. <br />Neighborhood Characteristics: <br />The Dictionary of Real Estate Appraisal – 6th Edition, published by the Appraisal Institute. <br />Urban – describes a built-up neighborhood with a concentration of population typically found <br />within city limits or a neighborhood commonly identified with a city <br />(the change here is using ‘built-up’ in place of ‘mature’ when describing the neighborhood) <br />Suburban - describes a neighborhood that contains complementary properties with less <br />concentrated population than is typically found in an urban neighborhood <br />Rural – pertaining to the country as opposed to urban or suburban <br />Checkbook entries on form page 1 of the URAR reflect the characteristics/population density <br />(i.e., Built-Up) observed IN THE SUBJECT’S NEIGHBORHOOD, not relative to anywhere else in <br />the world. ‘One Mile Rule’ is not valid any longer. <br />Fannie Mae Selling Guide for Total Room Count. <br />In general, a room is a kitchen, a bedroom, a living room, a dining room, a family room, an <br />Addendum Page 2 of 10 <br /> <br />
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