Unfortunately, it's impossible to appraise something "in the future." as soon as a set of plans, you can literally create value from nothing, as most rich developers know.
One of the most common phrases I hear in the manner of dealing subsequent to a construction increase is:
"The later Appraisal." This is usually used in the context of making certain that the property will have acceptable value for us to get the increase needed to resolution the structure.
Unfortunately, it's impossible to appraise something "in the future." You can single-handedly appraise value in the "now" because you deserted have comparable guidance "now." It's a common misconception because you're trying to reach at the value of something that doesn't exist now, but in the future.
And therein lies the solution to the dilemma! What actually happens is that the appraiser is asked to take effect that the building exists now (per the plans provided by the developer) and compare it to recent sales.
This is the only time in lending that we acquire to work once something that hasn't happened, yet! This can be a certainly powerful tool in a sales thing in the manner of you're dealing behind a run-down or funtionally old-fashioned property.
With a set of plans, you can literally make value from nothing, as most thriving developers know.
So perhaps a better term would be: "The Let's-Pretend-It's-Built Appraisal!"
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