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appraisal
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appraisal [ah-prāz´al]
the act of evaluating something.
health risk appraisal a systematic evaluation of factors in an individual, family, community, or other aggregate that might lead to illness or other health problems.
performance appraisal the evaluation of an employee or student, comparing his or her job-related behavior with a standard of expectations for performance.
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If the home does not appraise, or appraises lower than the agreed upon sales price between buyer and seller, the price may have to be re-negotiated to match the appraised value, or the buyer will not be able to obtain a mortgage/loan for the home.
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An appraiser who regularly appraises for the donor, donee or party to the transaction and does not perform a majority of his or her appraisals for other persons.
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