Agency
Vermont's 'price opinion' (broker price opinion or BPO) is used primarily by:
AVermont courts for estate valuations
BLenders and asset managers to quickly estimate property value for servicing, REO management, or loss mitigation✓ Correct
CBuyers as a substitute for an independent appraisal
DMunicipalities for tax assessment purposes
Explanation
Broker Price Opinions (BPOs) are informal value estimates prepared by real estate licensees, primarily used by lenders and mortgage servicers for loss mitigation, REO pricing, and portfolio management — not as formal appraisals.
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