FAQs

Your Questions, Answered — Everything You Need to Know

We understand that navigating the world of commercial property inspections can raise several questions. That's why we've compiled the most common inquiries to help you better understand our services and the inspection process. Whether you're a property owner, buyer, or seller, our FAQs provide clear and concise information to guide you every step of the way.

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1. What is a commercial property appraisal?

A commercial appraisal is an independent, professional estimate of a property’s market value. It’s used to support lending, investment, litigation, tax assessment, development planning, or property sales. Our appraisers consider location, income potential, comparable sales, and property condition to deliver a comprehensive valuation.

2. Why should I get a commercial appraisal?

Whether you’re securing financing, resolving a legal dispute, buying or selling property, or evaluating redevelopment potential, a commercial appraisal provides objective insight into a property’s value. Our reports help protect your investment and guide critical decisions.

3. How long does a commercial appraisal take?

Appraisal turnaround depends on the property type and complexity. Most reports are delivered within 10–14 business days. We also offer expedited service for urgent lending or litigation cases.

4. What’s included in a commercial appraisal report?

Our reports include property description, market research, comparable sales, income and cost approaches (as applicable), and final value conclusions. Every appraisal complies with USPAP standards and Appraisal Institute Standards

5. How much does a commercial property appraisal cost?

Fees vary based on property size, type, location, and scope of work. Contact us to request a quote—we’ll ask a few questions to tailor a proposal to your needs.

6. Do I need to be present during the site visit for appraisal?

You’re not required to attend, but we welcome clients to join the site visit or send a representative. This can be helpful to clarify details or highlight specific features. We’ll also provide time for Q&A after our analysis.

7. How often should a commercial property be appraised?

Most clients request appraisals during refinancing, sale, acquisition, legal disputes, or development planning. However, investors and asset managers often update appraisals annually or biannually for portfolio tracking and asset performance reviews.

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