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Old 08-19-2022, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by incugator View Post
This is true if it does not violate California appraisal laws. I'm guessing California has laws in place that allow for values to be contested. Right now PSA is telling customers that the contract is law (which it definitely is not). I just dont know what the law is.
That is just it, PSA is based in California, right? And remember, until just a year ago or so, they were a publicly traded company as well. Their attorneys would most likely be extremely well versed with California laws and what is and isn't allowable under them in regard to the issue you bring up. Again, am not an attorney, nor have I ever seen one of their grading agreements/contracts, but still speculate they have their I's dotted and their T's crossed. LOL
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