The visit is only one part of the work
At the home
The visit can include measuring, photographs and notes about condition and improvements. Property size, layout and access affect the time needed.
After the visit
The appraiser researches comparable sales, analyzes the information and writes the report. An unusual property or questions about the available evidence can require more work.
Give us the deadline at the first call
If a closing, estate matter or other decision depends on the report, tell us the actual required date. It is easier to discuss the full schedule before arranging the visit.
- Property: the address, type of home and any unusual features.
- Purpose: who needs the report and how it will be used.
- Valuation date: the date the property must be valued, which may differ from the visit date.
- Delivery: your deadline and any written reporting instructions.
- Access: who can let the appraiser in and any limitations.
Getting ready can make the visit simpler
Have available property records and a short list of improvements ready. Make rooms and relevant areas accessible. Read what happens during a home appraisal if you want to know what to expect.
For a Newark property, request a written quote with your address and deadline, or call (862) 772-7611. If time is short, ask about rush appraisal availability before making plans around the report.