May 27, 2012
Although a Pennsylvania real estate appraisal of a commercial property would be more common in larger metropolitan areas such as Pittsburgh, Home Appraisals, Inc. does offer them throughout the state. There are three basic kinds of commercial real estate appraisals, and the first (and least expensive) one is called a “restricted use” appraisal. The term…View the full report…
May 22, 2012
There are a few things you can do to increase your chances of impressing your Michigan home appraiser. Thankfully, Detroit is recovering, but it’s still important to put your best foot forward when the value of your home is being determined. Keep in mind, though, that a little money goes a long way in this…View the full report…
May 17, 2012
There are a number of steps you can take to prepare for your New York real estate appraisal. If you live in the city, that alone still means your property is valuable, because the market there hasn’t suffered nearly as much as it has in other parts of the state. Still, there are things you…View the full report…
May 11, 2012
One of the current trends for Ohio real estate appraisal has more to do with expensive homes than moderately priced homes. There are some exceptions to this, but in general, expensive home sales are still lower than average, while the sale of homes less than one hundred thousand dollars is beginning to return to normal…View the full report…
May 06, 2012
Divorce is unpleasant no matter what state you live in. Home Appraisers, Inc. would like to help smooth out at least one part of the process for you. Whether you jointly own residential or commercial property (or both), we have a trained, certified Massachusetts home appraiser standing ready to assist you. The price of such…View the full report…
May 01, 2012
There are a number of features your home could have which would increase the odds for the success of your Florida real estate appraisals. Of course, by “success” we mean that you end up with a home value which is reflective of a return on your investment. The opposite of that would be failure. The…View the full report…
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