Zoning in on Zoning: The Impact of Zoning on Property Values

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Additional Information

Topic: Most appraisers are aware that many properties constructed prior to recent zoning codes, do not comply with the new zoning codes.  The issues arising out of legal, but non-complying properties have faced increased scrutiny by owners and lenders alike. This seminar will explore a walkthrough of a full zoning report and mitigating potential zoning risks.  Specifically, this seminar will discuss the implications of non-compliant zoning, how lenders are dealing with these issues, and how decisions by lenders concerning zoning are affecting property values.

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