A divorce appraisal provides an unbiased property valuation, ensuring equitable asset division during divorce proceedings with accurate, court-ready reports.
A date of death real estate appraisal determines a property's value on the specific date of an individual's passing, often for estate or tax purposes.
An expert witness real estate appraisal service provides professional property valuations for legal proceedings, offering testimony in court to support a case.
Certified home measurements by a real estate appraiser provides accurate, professionally verified square footage of a property for listing or legal purposes.
A probate appraisal provides a fair market value of property for estate settlement, ensuring accurate tax reporting and equitable distribution among heirs.
An After Repair Value (ARV) appraisal estimates a property's market value after renovations, helping investors plan upgrades and maximize returns.
A bail bond appraisal provides a certified property valuation to meet court requirements, ensuring accurate collateral assessment for securing a bail bond quickly and efficiently.
A property tax appeal appraisal is an independent valuation that provides market-based evidence to challenge a property’s assessed value, potentially lowering tax liability.
A vacant land appraisal determines market value based on location, zoning, size, and potential use. A certified appraiser provides an accurate, unbiased valuation.
A bankruptcy appraisal determines a property's value to assist in asset liquidation or debt resolution during bankruptcy proceedings.
A pre-sale or pre-list appraisal provides an accurate property valuation before listing, helping sellers and agents set the right price to maximize market value.
A luxury home appraisal determines the market value of high-end properties, considering premium features, location, and unique amenities.
A single-family residence is a standalone home designed to house one family, featuring private living spaces, yard, and no shared walls with neighboring properties.
A condominium is a privately owned unit within a larger building or complex, where residents share common areas like hallways and amenities, while owning their individual living space.
A townhouse is a type of condominium, typically multi-story, where each unit shares walls with neighbors. It offers private living spaces and often includes shared amenities and common areas.
A PUD (Planned Unit Development) is a community with individually owned homes or townhouses, where residents share common areas and amenities like parks, roads, and recreational facilities.
A small residential income property (2-4 units) consists of two to four separate living units, allowing the owner to generate rental income while maintaining individual spaces for tenants.
A manufactured home is a prefabricated dwelling built in a factory and transported to a site. It is typically more affordable than traditional homes and can be placed on land or in mobile home parks.
Residential vacant land is undeveloped property zoned for housing, offering opportunities for building single-family homes, multi-family units, or custom residential projects.
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