Property Valuation
In Maryland, a 'drive-by appraisal' (exterior-only inspection) is less reliable than a full interior appraisal because:
AThe appraiser cannot determine the lot size
BThe appraiser cannot inspect the interior condition, quality, and features affecting value✓ Correct
CThe appraiser cannot determine the legal description
DMaryland law prohibits drive-by appraisals
Explanation
Without an interior inspection, the appraiser cannot evaluate the quality of finishes, condition of systems, functional layout, and other interior features that significantly affect value.
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