Property Owners
Understand What Your Home Is Really Worth
Whatever decision brought you here, an independent appraisal gives you a supportable, professional opinion of value — not a guess.
Why Homeowners Come To Us
Pre-Listing
Understand your appraised value before setting a listing strategy.
Learn MorePMI Removal
Establish current market value when seeking to remove private mortgage insurance.
Learn MoreEstate & Probate
Determine value for estate settlement, probate, and inheritance needs.
Learn MoreDivorce
An independent, neutral opinion of value to support asset division.
Learn MoreTax Appeal
Market-based evidence to support a property tax assessment appeal.
Learn MorePrivate / Personal Use
A confidential, independent opinion of value for your own planning.
Learn MoreWhat To Expect
From Booking Your Inspection to Your Finished Report
Schedule Your Inspection
Pick a convenient time — most inspections are scheduled within a few business days.
On-Site Walkthrough
The appraiser measures, photographs, and documents your property's condition and features.
Market & Comparable Analysis
Recent, genuinely comparable sales in your area are researched and analyzed against your property.
Report Delivered
You receive a complete, signed appraisal report supporting an independent opinion of value.
Know What You're Getting
What's Inside Your Appraisal Report
General overview of typical report sections — the exact content and format of your report depends on the specific assignment.
See how property details, comparable sales, adjustments, analysis, and the final value conclusion come together in a professional appraisal report.
Why Choose an Appraisal Over Other Estimates?
Licensed Appraisal
Prepared by a licensed, independent appraiser following professional standards, typically including a property-specific inspection and detailed comparable-sales analysis.
Real Estate Agent CMA
A Comparative Market Analysis prepared by an agent to help price a listing — a useful pricing tool, but not an independent appraisal.
Automated Estimate
A quick, algorithm-generated value range based on public records — it does not account for your property's actual condition or unique characteristics.