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An appraiser discovers after completing an appraisal that the property has an undisclosed easement that significantly affects value. The appraiser wants to revise the report. This revision is:

Correct Answer

C) Permitted when based on new factual information

Appraisers may revise reports when new factual information comes to light that materially affects the property value. This is considered a correction rather than inappropriate pressure, and maintains the integrity of the appraisal process.

Answer Options
A
Prohibited once the initial report is submitted
B
Allowed only with written consent from all parties
C
Permitted when based on new factual information
D
Acceptable only if ordered by the lender

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Appraisers may revise reports when new factual information comes to light that materially affects the property value. This is considered a correction rather than inappropriate pressure, and maintains the integrity of the appraisal process.

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