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Is it "Rude" to inquire to a neighbor who is selling (Same layout as mine) what their home appraises for?

So a neighbor about 4 doors down from my home has their home on the market, they clearly put a lot of work into it and in less than 4 days its already under contract. Here is where my curiosity comes in, they have it listed practically double what we paid for our home.

I have already touched base with the owner to compliment them on the work they had done to the place and passed along my well wishes that it goes through at or higher then ask price. But now I am curious would it be rude of me to ask what the appraisal came in at?

If this isnt one of those "Faux Paux" like how much money do you make I am considering waiting until I see the house has sold just in case they are stressing over the appraisal screwing things up.

Thanks for the insight!

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