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Often required by banks, credit unions, or private lenders during loan origination or refinancing, financing appraisals help determine whether a property's value adequately secures the loan. These reports are critical to underwriting and risk assessment.
Property owners and tax jurisdictions use these appraisals to support appeals of real estate tax assessments, analyzing whether the assessed value aligns with current market conditions — potentially reducing tax liabilities or validating the assessment.
These appraisals determine fair market value as of a specific date (often a date of death or gift transfer) for estate-tax filings, trust formation, and equitable distribution among heirs. They must meet IRS standards and are often used in probate or wealth-transfer strategies.
Used in cases involving divorce, partnership disputes, eminent domain, or breach of contract. Often accompanied by expert-witness testimony, they must be thoroughly documented, defensible, and clear to a non-specialist audience such as judges or juries.
Buyers, sellers, and investors use these appraisals to evaluate a property's worth before a transaction. Critical for negotiations and risk analysis, they often include value forecasting or redevelopment potential.
These appraisals address leased properties, ground leases, or fractional interests, accounting for lease terms, tenant creditworthiness, or lack of control and marketability — often applying specialized valuation techniques.
A national logistics company approached us to evaluate a distribution center they were considering acquiring along with the operating business. We performed the following services:
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