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Will Fraser

Edmonton
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By Will Fraser, Cheyenne Nafe, Brandon Hardiman
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@Brandon Hardiman As a licensed appraiser in the state of Michigan, here are some thoughts: AVMs and Zestimates mean absolutely nothing to the lender charged with your refinance. You asked, “doesn't appraiser typically look for three to five properties that have sold at the highest value and create an adjusted average from those? Or will they use the lowest?
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By Will Fraser
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If I bought some real estate let’s say an apartment building for example and I wanted to rename the building for reposition purposes and to rebrand it how would I go about it. Where do I get the necessary legal documents to do that and then perhaps update google maps etc?
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By Will Fraser, Basit Siddiqi
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If I own my properties via an investment holding company that owns subsidiaries that take title to my properties can I do a property cash out refinance and pay the proceeds to the holding company tax free to buy more properties that are fully owned by the holding company to protect each of my properties from each other. Would an LLC or Corporation structure be preferred for this to work?
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