What kind of property do you have?
Single-family homes
Share the size, condition and improvements, including any additions.
Two- and three-family homes
Tell us how many units there are, how they are used and how access can be arranged.
Condominiums
Give us the unit address and relevant property details.
Mixed-use buildings
Explain the residential units and the other uses so the proposed assignment can be discussed.
What do you need the value for?
Preparing to sell
A supported value opinion can help you consider an asking price, with or without a listing agent.
Reviewing an assessment
Share the tax year and required valuation date. Confirm filing instructions with your adviser or the Essex County Board of Taxation.
A lender's request
For PMI or a home equity line, ask your lender or servicer what it requires before ordering.
A family property
Estates, probate and divorce may need a value for a particular date.
For new construction, describe the plans and building stage. For a review of another report, explain the question you need addressed.
Where in Newark?
From the Ironbound and Vailsburg to Forest Hill, Weequahic, Downtown and University Heights, the full address helps us confirm coverage and understand the property. Explore the Newark service area.
From first call to written report
- Agree the work. Discuss the property, purpose, scope, fee and delivery estimate.
- Arrange access. If an inspection is required, confirm who can open the home and any occupied units.
- Inspect and research. Measurements, photographs and condition notes inform the analysis alongside relevant comparable sales.
- Read the report. Check the effective date, intended use and property facts, and flag any factual errors.
Request a written quote before a listing or filing date depends on delivery. If the deadline is close, mention it at the outset.