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Certified Real Estate Appraiser
Coverage by county: New Castle, Kent.
Certified Real Estate Appraiser
Coverage by county: New Castle, Kent.
Certified Real Estate Appraiser
Coverage by county: New Castle, Kent.
1031-Exchange appraisal is a helpful tool for investors to act on the long-term real estate tax strategy.
Appraisal review allows our clients to dissect and interpret the existing appraisal report that could reveal inaccuracies and/or deficiencies in the valuation report.
As-is appraisal is the “current condition” appraisal while As-repaired appraisal is the value of the property assuming all the improvements have been completed. This product is very popular among real estate investors and flippers.
Appraisals of distressed properties, including bank-owned (REO) properties, are vital for investors. They offer insights into market value and resale potential, enabling informed decision-making. Our team specializes in evaluating these properties, considering condition, market trends, and comparable sales, to help clients identify opportunities and minimize risks.
Retrospective home appraisals involve working with past dates to determine estate and inheritance tax liability, divorce settlements, foreclosures, condemnation, natural disasters, and other legal matters.
Divorce appraisals are performed by certified professionals who are knowledgeable about their
local markets and understand the complexities of the divorce procedure.
Estate planning is generally done as a retrospective appraisal through a careful selection of comparable properties that accurately represent the subject property’s characteristics. Estate and date of death appraisals are commonly done 2-6 months after the owner’s death.
Insurance appraisals provide essential valuations for properties to ensure they are adequately covered in case of loss or damage. Our appraisals consider the property’s current condition, replacement cost, and market trends to deliver accurate assessments. This helps property owners secure the right insurance coverage and protect their investments against unforeseen events.
Investment appraisals offer crucial insights for investors by evaluating the potential returns and risks associated with real estate assets. Our expert appraisals analyze factors such as cash flow, market trends, and property conditions to provide comprehensive assessments. This enables investors to make informed decisions, optimize their portfolios, and maximize returns on their real estate investments.
IRS appraisals are essential for compliance with tax regulations, providing accurate valuations required for tax reporting and audits. Our appraisals meet IRS standards, ensuring precise assessments for estate planning, charitable donations, and other tax-related purposes. With thorough documentation and expert analysis, we help clients navigate complex tax requirements with confidence.
Expert witness testimony may be required for this type of real estate valuation.
Our company provides detailed analysis of the property’s features, market
data, and comparable sales in full compliance with the USPAP
Luxury real estate is a niche of its own. Premium homes require more careful
analysis and extra consideration since the higher-priced properties involve
elements like prestige, status, and perception.
Open market value is the price at which an asset would trade in a competitive auction setting. Market value is the most common type of value pursued by individuals and businesses.
Mountain property valuations are among some of the most complex
assignments that require a good grasp of the local market trends and an
understanding of the location differences within rural
settings.
A new construction appraisal is created by using a comparison between the house’s blueprints to already built and sold homes that have a similar square footage and floor plan. Once your mortgage lender has scheduled an appointment with a licensed appraiser, they’ll use the following steps to determine the approximate post-construction appraised value.
Portfolio valuation is a product that is commonly ordered by businesses and
real estate investors to facilitate an exchange/sale and or a refinance
transaction in bulk.
A pre-listing appraisal helps facilitate the determination of the most probable
price of the real estate before the property is put on the market.
Probate valuations are designed to facilitate court claims on real estate and/or
property inheritance based on real-time market data, interior and exterior
inspections, and valuation techniques uniquely tailored to the properties under
review.
A rental appraisal details what level of rent an investment property might generate. This document includes valuable information, such as current market trends and conditions as well as what similar properties are being rented for in the area to determine the most likely rental value.
A crucial factor in appraising waterfront properties is the type and amount of water frontage. Property values can vary greatly depending on whether the land is next to a lake, river, ocean, or pond. Moreover, the length of the waterline can have a significant impact on the property’s value.
Tax appeal appraisal is a helpful tool to get your point across at the assessor’s
office that could result in lowering the tax burden on the real estate property.
