One of the most important issues involved in purchasing a property is developing an opinion of what it's worth so that you can make an informed offer to purchase.

Thinking of selling your home? An appraisal can help you determine your home’s value based on similar properties and your own home’s unique features.

Estate appraisals can also be useful in estate planning, allowing individuals to determine the value of their assets and plan their estate accordingly. This can help ensure that assets are distributed according to their wishes and minimize tax liabilities.

If the estate owner has passed away and left a will, an appraisal of the estate's assets is typically required as part of the probate process. This is done to determine the value of the assets in the estate, which can then be used to calculate taxes and distribute assets to heirs.

In the midst of a legal separation? Often times during the process the courts require both parties to obtain an appraisal to establish the value of personal property to determine an equitable distribution.

When it comes to new construction or renovation projects, a crucial step in the process is the new construction or renovation appraisal. This evaluation helps determine the value of a property built from drawing or purpose renovation.

Are you currently paying for Private Mortgage Insurance? An appraisal may help you save hundreds of dollars a month on your mortgage by removing your PMI.

Looking to dispute the tax assessor's assessment of your home? An appraisal is the most important evidence you can submit for a tax assessment appeal.