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The Appraisal Group
Where Experience Meets Integrity:
Your Family's Trusted Colorado Appraisers for over 40 Years
Where Experience Meets Integrity:
Your Family's Trusted Colorado Appraisers for over 40 Years
Where Experience Meets Integrity:
Your Family's Trusted Colorado Appraisers for over 40 Years
Residential appraisal is the process of determining the value of a residential property, usually for the purpose of buying, selling, or securing a mortgage loan, conducted by a qualified appraiser using various methods and factors such as property condition, location, and comparable sales.
Separation Assessment appraisal typically refers to the process of evaluating and appraising assets and properties when a couple is going through a separation or divorce. It involves determining the value of shared assets such as real estate, investments, and personal property to facilitate fair and equitable division between the parties involved.
Financial planning involves evaluating an individual's or organization's financial situation, setting financial goals, and creating a plan to achieve those goals. It encompasses budgeting, investing, saving, retirement planning, and managing financial risks.
Trust appraisal refers to the assessment of assets held in a trust to determine their value. This appraisal is often conducted to ensure accurate distribution among beneficiaries, assess estate taxes, or provide a basis for financial decision-making within the trust.
PMI removal appraisal refers to the valuation of a property conducted to determine its current market value, often with the purpose of removing Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) from a mortgage loan. When a homeowner's equity in the property reaches a certain level, typically 20% of the home's value, they can request the removal of PMI payments. An appraisal is required to confirm that the property's value has appreciated, allowing the homeowner to eliminate the additional insurance cost.
Bankruptcy appraisal is an assessment of a debtor's assets, including real estate, conducted during bankruptcy proceedings. The purpose is to determine the value of assets that can be used to repay creditors.
Pre-foreclosure appraisal is the valuation of a property facing foreclosure, often ordered by lenders. It helps establish the property's market value before foreclosure proceedings, aiding in decisions related to loan modifications, short sales, or foreclosure auctions.
Pre-listing appraisal: A property valuation conducted before listing it for sale. It helps sellers determine an appropriate asking price based on the property's current market value.
Pre-purchase appraisal: An assessment of a property's value before a buyer finalizes the purchase. It ensures the property's price aligns with its market worth, helping buyers make informed decisions.
FSBO (For Sale By Owner) appraisal: An appraisal commissioned by a homeowner who is selling their property without a real estate agent. It provides an objective value assessment to help the seller determine the property's sale price.
Short Sale appraisal: An appraisal conducted when a homeowner sells their property for less than the outstanding mortgage balance. Lenders use this appraisal to assess whether the proposed sale price is reasonable given the current market value of the property.
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