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Timothy Petty

12:36 - 12:55

"if they want part of the property now, the appraisal for their consideration for properties in 5 years from now would require a new appraisal 5 years from now for that. Is that how that would work?"

if they want part of the property now, the appraisal for their consideration for properties in 5 years from now would require a new appraisal 5 years from now for that. Is that how that would work?
Speaker
Timothy Petty
Community
Alaska News
Location
Kenai
Captured at
July 8, 2026

From the transcript

A follow-up question. Um, if those appraisals— if, if they want part of the property now, the appraisal for their consideration for properties in 5 years from now would require a new appraisal 5 years from now for that. Is that how that would work?

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