The Site Description section is typically the easiest part of an appraisal to write. Thanks to online data systems, getting pretty and timely maps is almost too easy. Appraisers know how to describe topography and other basic site features. I've said before that each marina has a story to tell and the Site Description is.
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Secrets of Reviewing Marina Appraisals – Part 3 of 8
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Posted by John Simpson
I've been so looking forward to this post. There are just so many things I want to set straight. Don't spoil my fun... read on! 
The Market Analysis section is, in my opinion, is typically the largest collection of wasted paper in a marina appraisal. .
Read moreThe Market Analysis section is, in my opinion, is typically the largest collection of wasted paper in a marina appraisal. .Secrets of Reviewing Marina Appraisals – Part 2 of 8
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So now we know the rules that govern reviewers. Let's turn the cover page, take a quick look at the value conclusion, page past the table of contents and get right into it and how different it can be when reviewing a marina appraisal. An Introduction Is In Order The Introduction section of a marina appraisal.
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