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I'm not a incredibly qualified to answer your question, but I'll give it a shot. I would say he marked the appraised value because it was planned expense. They may have had some stipulation in a contract, etc, that the house would be worth so-and-so much. Well, it's not. So, the appraised value may have covered fees or whatever you're trying to describe, but the actual price may have been lower. Perhaps, perhaps lower than the commission he may have agreed to have. I'm not sure. That's just what I thought. I have no idea about your second question.. . Your best bet would be to find someone a local lawyer to examine the document for you.

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