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What information is needed to start a commercial appraisal?

Typical items include the property address, use of the appraisal (financing, sale, tax, estate, etc.), rent rolls, income and expense statements, and building plans if available.

Are your commercial appraisals suitable for lending purposes?

Yes, our reports follow accepted appraisal standards and are commonly used by banks, lenders, attorneys, and financial institutions.

What types of land can you appraise?

We appraise many different types of land, including vacant residential lots, commercial development land, agricultural land, and investment parcels.

Does the land need to be surveyed prior to an appraisal?

A survey is not always necessary, but it can be extremely helpful, especially for irregular parcels or development tracts.

What types of properties can be included in a rent survey?

Rent surveys are common for apartment buildings, office spaces, retail spaces, industrial properties, and mixed-use developments.

Can a rent study help with lease disputes or negotiations?

Yes, a professionally prepared rent study can provide strong support during lease negotiations, disputes, or court proceedings.

What should I expect during the appraisal process?

During your appraisal, we will evaluate your property using up-to-date market data and valuation methods. We will deliver a detailed, narrative-style report that is tailored to the specific type of property and appraisal purpose (sale, tax appeal, estate, etc.), and we can also work with you to gather any necessary additional information or clarify any questions you have so that you stay fully informed about the results and next steps.