Quick and Affordable Home Appraisals in the Fulshear, TX
Our Texas certified appraisers are the top providers of independent residential and commercial real estate appraisals in the Fulshear area. Our goal is to provide a fast, reliable and comprehensive appraisal report that meets our clients’ expectations perfectly. Our appraisal fees are very competitive and we are known for maintaining one of the quickest report completion times in the area.
We only employ appraisers that are local to the Houston area and familiar with its varying markets. Our staff is capable of taking on assignments for residential, commercial or mixed-use properties. For commercial jobs we only employ Texas Certified General appraisers with at least 10 years of experience in the Houston market.
Additionally, our appraisers can perform valuation services for any use including lending, private matters, insurance, legal concerns and any other scenario that demands an concise and reliable property value. We are devoted to providing competent, courteous and expedient services to all our customers be it homeowners or industry pros. Should you have any questions or you’re ready to order an appraisal, simply call the number on this site or fill out the appraisal order form found above.
Getting started takes minutes! Just submit the web quote request form or phone our number above and one of our residential house appraisers in Houston will be ready to help you with your appraisal.
RESOURCES:
http://www.fsfd.org/
https://www.lcisd.org/campuses/fulshearhs/home
http://www.fulsheartexas.gov/
Common Uses for Our Fulshear Property Appraisal Reports:
- Mortgage / Refinance (Conventional or FHA)
- HELOC / Home Equity
- Divorce and Separations
- Estate or Probate Settlement
- Estate Planning
- Property Tax Protest
- PMI Removal
- For Sale by Owner (FSBO)
- Insurance
- Cash Purchases
- And More …
Common Clients Our Fulshear Appraisers Work With:
- Cash Buyers
- Property Investors
- Banks and Credit Unions
- Mortgage Companies
- Estate Executors
- Attorneys
- Realtors
- Homeowners
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Fulshear Real Estate Appraisal Services
This depends on several factors including how much of the property is in a flood hazard, what FEMA designation the zone carries, and whether or not limited access or water damage could result from flooding. As an example, if just the back half of your property is located in a flood zone and there are no improvements to the area that could be damaged or cut-off by flooding, then it will have less impact on your value. Conversely, if half your home and parts of your driveway are in a FEMA flood zone then it will have a strong negative impact on your value. In either situation an appraiser must research other homes with similar flood hazards and determine the impact such a feature has on marketability.
The market or sales comparison approach to an estimate of value is a process of comparing market data, that is, prices paid for similar properties, prices asked by owners, and offers made by prospective purchasers or tenants willing to buy or lease. The appraiser will choose the most similar homes and place them in what is known as the comparison grid portion of the appraisal. There, adjustments are made for differences between comparables and the subject property. The purpose of the market approach is to use comparable sales, adjusted against the subject for differences, to determine a reasonable appraisal value for the subject property.
Yes, most of the time. The Appraiser will measure the home’s square footage and will most likely follow ANSI Standards. A “lazy” Appraiser (yeah, we said it) will use rounded estimates to determine the home’s square footage. If you have any documentation that accurately delineates the square footage (like the blueprints) then we suggest leaving that for the appraiser’s review.
Appraisals are much more comprehensive and consider more data points than a broker price opinion. Unlike a Broker, the appraiser is required by licensing laws to have no interest tied to to sales of a property and their fee cannot be based on the value of the property. Only a state licensed appraiser can provide a certified appraisal. A broker price opinion estimates the value of a property and is performed by a real estate broker or agent. The biggest factor in determining the difference between the two is the motivations for each professional. A broker’s typical goal is to obtain a listing and earn a commission. This could lead to undue influence on the Broker’s opinion based on the desire to gain a client. The appraiser is just interested in completing the assignment and getting paid. The appraisers only other concern is that their report is well researched, reported and received by the client.
Generally not, appraisers are trained to overlook the clutter in the house. With that being said, clutter and cleanliness that is taken so far as to damage the interior condition of the house is another story. It is always beneficial to present the home in its best light while being appraised or shown to prospective buyers.
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Reliable Appraisals For Realtors, Homeowners, Lenders & Industry Professionals
Faster Appraisals
We offer some of the fastest turn times in the Houston area. Get your appraisal report in days, NOT weeks!
Lower Appraisal Fees
We not only provide a fast & accurate appraisal service but one that is very competitively priced.
Better Reports
Appraisal reports are delivered via email & contain everything a client needs to understand how the appraiser determined value.
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