In Home Appraiser
Free consultations - all fees in advance |
Legal etc.
Legal proceedings including but not limited to: court appearance, deposition, appraisal review, consultation, cross examination, conferences, recorded phone calls, expert witness testimony, travel, preparation time & waiting. A monetary retainer will be required for all proceedings and depositions. |
The Certified Appraisal Process
Research
Value conclusions for appraisals are based on comparable sales analysis. The two week minimum research time includes the time taken to identify marks, verify dates, locate comparable sales data, investigate retail markets, and consult experts, if necessary. This produces an accurate report that protects you and your property. |
Report
A complete appraisal report explaining the type of value being sought, how the appraisal is to be used, the methodology and resources relied upon, the date and location of the inspection, the effective date of the value, a statement that the appraiser has no financial interest in the property, and the appraiser's signature. The body of the appraisal contains an accurate description of each item of property in the report, along with the value conclusions. |
Legal Proceedings and Depositions
Estate planning, legal settlements, tax issues and insurance contracts often require a current, formal appraisal. A USPAP Certified Professional Appraiser is trained in legal proceedings, professional depositions, appraisal review, cross examination and expert witness testimony.
Estate planning, legal settlements, tax issues and insurance contracts often require a current, formal appraisal. A USPAP Certified Professional Appraiser is trained in legal proceedings, professional depositions, appraisal review, cross examination and expert witness testimony.