We offer various appraisal formats including: Single-Family, Residential Condominium, 2-4 Unit Residential and more!

A Date of Death (DOD) appraisal refers to an appraisal that is made retrospective to the date of passing.

Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) is an expensive ongoing monthly expense that many people can have eliminated by having this specialized appraisal done.

Most lenders require a real estate appraisal by a state certified appraiser as the primary proof required to eliminate unnecessary PMI insurance.

Divorce is a painful process in which there are many decisions to be made including ‘who’s staying’ and ‘who’s going’ when determining what happens to the house. Because there are different parties involved, with their own interests at heart, divorce appraisals are the most detailed appraisals we prepare.

If you are a senior, it is important that you get your affairs and estate in order as you transition into your retirement years which include knowing the value of your property or properties.

Ever wonder how a bankruptcy debtor calculates the value of a home? You need to be as accurate as possible when your attorney asks you to estimate your home’s value and a home appraisal provides you with that accurate assessment of fair market value.

Finding the true market value of a home prior to sale or purchase will enable you to sell for a carefully analyzed price, and have the full appraisal to back it up - which can greatly help in negotiations.

Marketability studies are one of the most under-utilized services offered by appraisers. This type of study can help owners understand how and why their property is perceived a certain way by the market. It can also help the understanding as to why or why not the property leases at a specific rate, why or why not it will sell, how it compares to what the market demands, whether or not changes should be made to the building, or how changes will be absorbed by the market.