FSA-2529 Negotiated Appraisal Agreement Farmer

Form Approved-OMB No. 0560-XXXX

This form is available electronically.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Farm Service Agency

FSA-2529
(Proposal 3)

Position 4

NEGOTIATED APPRAISAL AGREEMENT

1. This agreement is with (a)
referred herewithin as the appraiser, the Farm Service Agency, here within referred to as FSA, and (b)
here within referred to as the borrower.

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2. The purpose of this agreement is to set forth the terms and conditions of the appraisal which will be used in determining
a negotiated value of the borrower's farm property.
3. The appraiser agrees to perform an appraisal of the borrower's farm property as described below:

4. The appraiser certifies that he/she:
(a) has not conducted either the FSA appraisal or the borrower's independent appraisal of this. farm property.
(b) is a qualified independent appraiser as approved by the FSA servicing official.
5. The appraiser agrees that the completed appraisal will conform to 7 CFR Part 761 (FSA Handbook 1-FLP available in
any FSA office).
The cost of the appraisal will be $
. The cost of the appraisals will be shared equally by FSA
and the borrower, each paying one-half of the cost upon delivery of the completed appraisal to FSA and the borrower.
The completed appraisal must be delivered to FSA and the borrower within 30 days of the date of this agreement.
6A. Borrower's Name

6B. Borrower's Signature

6C. Date

7A. Appraiser's Name

7B. Appraiser's Signature

7C. Date

8A. Authorized Agency Official Name and Title

8A. Authorized Agency Official's Signature

8C. Date

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