Contaminated real estate: implications for real estate appraisers.

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Appraisal Institute of Canada

Language: English Publication details: Winnipeg, Canada Appraisal Institute of Canada 1992Description: 92p. ; 28cmISBN:

092005823X

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333.730971

Summary: The Appraisal Institute of Canada commissioned this research paper in order to improve the understanding of the implications of real estate contamination for appraisers. Covers sources of contamination, legal issues, evaluation, valuation and policies.

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The Appraisal Institute of Canada commissioned this research paper in order to improve the understanding of the implications of real estate contamination for appraisers. Covers sources of contamination, legal issues, evaluation, valuation and policies.

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