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When we appraise a home, we start by reviewing local market data and public records to understand the neighborhood and property details. Next, we visit the home to measure, photograph, and note its condition, layout, and features.
We then research recent nearby sales of similar homes and make careful adjustments for differences like size, updates, or location. After analyzing the market and reconciling the data, we develop a well-supported opinion of value.
Finally, we compile everything into a clear, professional report that explains how the value was determined.
When we appraise a home, we start by reviewing local market data and public records to understand the neighborhood and property details. Next, we visit the home to measure, photograph, and note its condition, layout, and features.
We then research recent nearby sales of similar homes and make careful adjustments for differences like size, updates, or location. After analyzing the market and reconciling the data, we develop a well-supported opinion of value.
Finally, we compile everything into a clear, professional report that explains how the value was determined.