Need help understanding what goes into this? We’re here for you. These are the two main reasons an appraisal is completed.  In these situations, the mortgage company, or in some cases your loan officer will pick the appraiser to use. You can refer your loan officer to our website to contact us or you may contact us to provide the company’s information.

If you are thinking about listing your home for sale, Real Home Advising can complete a pre-listing, or for sale by owner service.  This will provide a homeowner with an estimated range of potential sale prices combined with an estimate on the marketing time required for sale. We will also discuss potential touch-up items that will assist with a faster sale.  

If you are thinking about renovating your home, but want to know what it will be worth once you have completed all the work, we’re here to help.  Prior to a renovation project, we can review plans and specifications, and advise on how your renovations compare to others completed in your neighborhood.

We are also able to provide an estimated value once the renovation is complete, along with cost estimates to compare with contractor estimates. 

If you believe your property tax assessment is wrong, you have the right to appeal. You will need to have an appraisal completed to provide to the assessment board. The ultimate decision lies with the board, but providing the correct people with the correct information will give you the highest likelihood of them siding in your favor.

Curious as to what all a home appraisal entails? You’re not alone! Understanding the ins and outs of this process can be difficult to master, but we’re confident that we can explain it in a way that makes sense as it relates to your home. Visit our appraisal services page to learn more.