Types of Appraisals

In probate proceedings, it is imperative to have a professional appraiser establish the value of non-liquid assets, such as a home, so that the estate can be divided fairly.

In divorce proceedings, often there is a buyout required by one party. An appraisal is vital to establish the worth of your assets in this often-uncomfortable division of assets.

County assessments of property taxes can sometimes be incorrect. An independent property tax appraisal is vital when going through an appeals process.

Best practice for investments planning can all be determined by a professional appraiser. This includes estate planning, tax planning, market analysis, zoning, etc.

The housing market, interest rate, and lending can be a mystery. We provide appraisals for mortgages and are versed in banking leaders such as FHA and Fannie Mae, etc.

An REO appraisal is an estimate of the “as is” market value of a property to determine what the listing price will be in a foreclosure or an offer in compromise.

For your relocation, we can estimate the probable selling price and relocation information given local market analysis and market conditions.

A pre-listing appraisal is done prior to listing a home for sale. It includes an accurate detailed description of the home and property value as compared to recent and current sales in the area.

Before you make a large monetary decision, it is wise to consult a professional. A pre-purchase appraisal can help you make informed decisions when considering purchasing real estate.