Appraisal Report
The appraisal report plays a crucial role when buying or selling a property. It provides insight into the value and condition of the house. On this page, you'll find everything you need to know about the appraisal report, with links to in-depth articles and expert tips.
What is an appraisal report and how does it work?
An appraisal report shows the value of a property. It is prepared by an independent appraiser and is essential when buying or selling. In this step-by-step plan, we explain how it works.
Inspection of the property
An appraiser carefully inspects the property. Condition, location, size, and other value-determining factors are assessed.
Market Analysis
This involves looking at comparable properties in the area that have recently been sold. Which helps establish a realistic resale value.
Preparation of the report
Based on the inspection and market analysis, the appraiser prepares a detailed valuation report according to strict standards and guidelines for a reliable valuation.
Receive your house value
After drawing up the report, you will receive a clear overview of the property value.
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Frequently asked questions about the appraisal report
Find answers to questions about the valuation of your house and the importance of an appraisal report here.
An appraisal report is a document in which the value of a property is estimated by a professional appraiser.
An appraisal report is often required when selling a house, applying for a mortgage, or when renovating.
An appraisal report is usually valid for 6 months.
Preparing an appraisal report typically takes a few days, depending on the appraiser's availability and the complexity of the property.
The appraisal report is prepared by an independent, certified appraiser.
An appraisal report contains the estimated value of the property, a description of the property and the substantiation of the estimated value.
