Residential Appraisals in Westchester County

A residential appraisal is a written, supported opinion of a home’s market value, prepared by a professional appraiser. It is used for purchases, refinancing, estates, divorce and other purposes.

Yes. Estate and probate appraisals, including date-of-death valuations for houses, condominiums and small residential properties, are part of our residential services.

A date-of-death appraisal estimates a property’s market value as of the date a person passed away. It is commonly used for estate filings and to document the value heirs inherit. Ask your attorney or tax advisor how it applies to your situation.

When a home is a marital asset, an independent opinion of value helps the parties and their attorneys divide property fairly through equitable distribution or a buyout.

Some lenders accept a current appraisal to show that a home’s value has increased when you ask to cancel private mortgage insurance. Requirements vary by lender and loan, so check with your servicer first.

The fee depends on the property and the purpose of the appraisal. Request a quote and our office will get back to you with a fee for your property.

Turnaround depends on the property, the type of appraisal and our current schedule. When you request a quote, we will let you know the expected timeframe.