FAQ: Working With an Appraiser
An appraisal is an independent, impartial opinion of market value, supported by research, analysis, and a written report prepared by a licensed appraiser.
Inspection times vary, but most residential inspections take 30–90 minutes. The full appraisal process, including research and report writing, is more extensive. Turnaround time depends on workload and assignment complexity.
Yes. With your authorization, I can coordinate directly with your attorney, CPA, or financial advisor to ensure the appraisal meets the intended use and reporting needs.
Yes. This is called a retrospective appraisal and is common for estate, tax, and legal matters. I can provide a value opinion as of a specific effective date using historical market data.
You can add more as you see what clients ask repeatedly.
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