Commercial
Commercial valuations from certified-general appraisers.
Narrative reports for acquisition, condemnation, litigation and investment.
How it works
Three steps to a signed report.
Commercial orders go only to appraisers who meet the license requirements for the form.
01
Tell us what you need.
Purpose, property, dates and your reference number, in one short form.
A sample order: Property 500 Main St · retail, Purpose Acquisition, Form Commercial narrative, License required Certified General, Due Nov 14. 02
A qualified appraiser accepts it.
Orders go to licensed appraisers who meet the form’s requirements and cover the area.
Sample status: order placed and offered to qualified appraisers October 2, accepted October 3 with the license confirmed, inspection next. 03
Receive the signed report.
The appraiser completes the analysis and signs. You follow every step on the order.
Sample delivery: inspection complete October 9, report signed by the assigned appraiser and ready on the order October 16.
What we cover
Built for the work you order.
Acquisition & eminent domain
Acquisition and condemnation values for public agencies and counsel.
Business & investment
Income-producing and owner-occupied property for financing, sale or planning.
Litigation support
Narrative reports and analysis for contested commercial matters.
- A licensed appraiser signs
- Workfiles retained 5 years
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Who completes commercial appraisals?
- A Certified General appraiser. Commercial orders are offered only to appraisers who meet that requirement.
- Which approaches to value are included?
- The income, cost and sales comparison approaches, as the property and assignment require.
- How are commercial appraisals priced?
- By property type and scope. The fee is set on each order before it goes out.
