About Us
Great Plains is a real estate appraisal company. We appraise commercial and residential properties in Nebraska. Wayne Kubert and other members of the firm also complete appraisals on special use properties such as ethanol, Biodiesel, meat packing, grain handling facilities as well as nursing homes and homes for the elderly.
How We Got Started
Great Plains Appraisal currently includes five MAI's and historically is includes several others. The firm was started in the early 1970's as Trampe Appraisal and became Great Plains in 1990. Wayne Kubert has been in the real estate business since 1963 and he has been appraising properties since 1978.
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The biggest problem is qualifying the buyers/callers. The best way is to get them to the SBA or the bank to see if they can qualify for a loan.
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The biggest problem is qualifying the buyers/callers. The best way is to get them to the SBA or the bank to see if they can qualify for a loan.
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The strength of advertising is the correct analysis about who is the potential buyer group. If the potential buyer group can be identified, then the advertisement can be aimed in that direction. However, the advertisement for residence tends to be aimed more generally, because an agent wants to...
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The strength of advertising is the correct analysis about who is the potential buyer group. If the potential buyer group can be identified, then the advertisement can be aimed in that direction. However, the advertisement for residence tends to be aimed more generally, because an agent wants to contact a "potential buyer".
A property is valued based on a comparison with other similar properties. Typically three methods are used to compare the property. These include a direct comparison with other similar properties that have sold, to analyzed the income the property can generate compared to other similar...
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A property is valued based on a comparison with other similar properties. Typically three methods are used to compare the property. These include a direct comparison with other similar properties that have sold, to analyzed the income the property can generate compared to other similar properties and to consider the cost to construct a similar property and then depreciate it based on the age and condition.
