Our reports range from
$4.95 to $29.95 with discounts for volume users.
They are a great value when you consider that a
typical residential appraisal can cost between
$250.00-$500.00.
Its
easy just start by inputting an address on our home
page. Electronic Appraiser is the only service which
gives you an instant online report in a well
organized and easy to read format complete with
color graphs and charts.
Electronic Appraiser only provides reports on
residential properties. Reports are not available
for commercial, industrial, vacant land or
agricultural properties
An
appraisal is an estimate of a properties fair market
value prepared by a licensed professional who takes
into consideration many items, including: recent
sales of comparable properties, location, home size
and a physical inspection. An appraisal may run
anywhere from $250-$500.00 or higher and usually
takes from 1-3 weeks to prepare. Appraisal standards
are set by the Appraisal Institute and are required
by lenders under various federal and state banking
laws. Our reports are not an appraisal, but an
excellent and inexpensive way to help determine
value.
A
comparative market analysis is an unscientific and
informal estimate of the market value of a property
prepared by a real estate broker/agent based on
their knowledge of a particular market area and
recent sales of similar properties in that market.
Realtors often use this method when advising clients
what the listing price of homes for sale should be.
An
automated valuation is what you get when you buy a
report from us. We prepare our automated home
valuations through a continuously updated nationwide
data store to of billions of records, we gather
specific data on the subject property and then
estimate the value of that property in real time.
Our valuations are based on comparable sales data, a
price and time comparison and a complex valuation
engine. Our reports are the most accurate in
business, second only to a physical inspection and
opinion by a qualified professional. An automated
valuation is not an appraisal and no human
interaction or inspection is involved in such an
analysis; however banks and lenders routinely use
such analysis to check the accuracy of appraisals in
what is known as the appraisal review process.
Further, appraisers and realtors use the same type
of information when conducting valuations and market
analysis. |
