frequently asked questions
How long does a property appraisal take?
Typically, most residential appraisals are completed within 3–5 business days after the property inspection.
What documents are required for an estate property appraisal?
Generally, property records, deeds, recent tax assessments, and in some cases, trust or probate documents are needed.
Can your appraisals be used in court?
Yes. Reports are court-ready and regularly used in legal proceedings, including divorce and probate cases.
What is a retrospective appraisal?
It’s a valuation of property as of a specific date in the past, often required for estate, legal, or tax purposes.
How do you handle fire-damaged properties?
The process involves evaluating pre-damage value, assessing loss, and providing reconstruction valuations to assist insurers and contractors.
Do you handle commercial property appraisals?
Yes, both residential and commercial property appraisals are provided depending on client needs.
Can you help me lower my property taxes?
Yes. Property tax appeal appraisals can be prepared to support your case in challenging over-assessments.
Why should I choose your appraisal services?
With over 31 years of expertise, appraisals are accurate, reliable, and tailored to meet individual, legal, and financial needs.