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Trusted Property Appraisals in South Florida

Clear, compliant valuations for homes, estates, and legal matters—delivered quickly by certified professionals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers about appraisal services, pricing, timelines, and what to expect. Still have a question? Get in touch →

What services do you offer?

We provide certified residential appraisals, forensic appraisal review, consulting, and litigation support for single‑family homes, condos, townhomes, 2–4 unit properties, waterfront properties, and more.

How much does an appraisal cost?

Fees are based on the scope of work, property complexity, and research required—not a percentage of value. Typical residential fees start around $550. Initial consultation is free.

How long does an appraisal take?

Most inspections take 30–45 minutes, with reports delivered in 24–48 hours after the visit (timelines may vary by scope).

Which areas do you serve?

We serve Broward, Miami‑Dade, and Palm Beach Counties, with deep local market expertise across South Florida.

Are your appraisals accepted in court?

Yes. Our reports are used in legal matters such as divorce, probate, tax appeals, and bankruptcy cases.

Do you offer rush or expedited service?

Yes—when scheduling allows, we can prioritize rush orders. Just let us know your timeline and we’ll confirm availability.

What types of properties do you appraise?

We appraise single‑family homes, condos, townhomes, multi‑unit properties, and select waterfront or specialty homes.

What documents do I need to provide?

Commonly requested items include property address, owner contact info, purpose of appraisal, and any relevant plans or recent improvements.

How is an appraisal different from an inspection?

An inspection evaluates property condition; an appraisal determines market value using comparable sales, market data, and property analysis.

Do you help me choose the right appraisal type?

Yes—our free initial consultation helps you select the correct appraisal based on intended use (lending, litigation, estate, etc.).

How should I prepare for an appraisal?

Provide access to all areas, share recent upgrades, and have any relevant documents ready. A clean, accessible property helps the process run smoothly.

Will I receive follow‑up sales emails after requesting a quote?

No. We provide one clear quote and respect your privacy—no pressure or spam.

Do you appraise for divorce, estate, or probate cases?

Yes. We regularly provide appraisals for divorce, estate planning, probate, tax appeals, and other legal matters.

What happens after the appraisal visit?

We analyze market data, verify comparable sales, and prepare a detailed report. You’ll receive the completed appraisal by email.