Appraiser or the lender will compare with the public record.

 

If the conversion is within the squarfootage,  when the appraiser comes, you should be there and ask them to erase the wall lines between the rooms so that the room number will match the county record.

 

The best way is to figure out the zoning requirements for the property, and keep it up to date by finishing the incomplete permits.  Once it is done, this will increase your appraisal value and you can cash out more. 

If it cannot be permitted, you know what to hide ... :)

Gu-shi 

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• I guess that I might have some issue to get the permit. -handy2011- ♂ (606 bytes) () 04/23/2012 postreply 16:13:12

• Window should face outside for emergency escaping purpose. -古石- ♂ (67 bytes) () 04/23/2012 postreply 16:23:30

• I see. How about this: ask appraiser to count as 3 bedrooms, -handy2011- ♂ (353 bytes) () 04/23/2012 postreply 16:29:55

• They need to draw diagram and take pictures. -古石- ♂ (210 bytes) () 04/23/2012 postreply 17:00:35