Redhead Appraisal Kimberly Evans, Certified Residential Appraiser Request a Quote

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Tell me about the property, and I'll send you a fee quote.

Requesting: a property appraisal

There's no fixed price list. Every property is different, so once I see the details below I'll follow up by email with a fee quote based on the specific scope of work.

The more you can tell me up front, the more accurate that first quote will be, and the less back-and-forth before we get started.

What Happens Next

  • You send the details below. Nothing is owed yet.
  • I review the property and email you a fee quote.
  • Once you accept, you'll sign your engagement online and pay securely through the link provided.
  • Your inspection is scheduled once your signed engagement and payment are received.
This is also the place to mention an effective date, if you have one: the specific date your value needs to apply to. For most appraisals that's simply your inspection date, no need to guess. For an estate or date-of-death appraisal, it's usually the date of death. Not sure? Leave it blank and I'll ask.
For example, a divorce dispute, contested probate, arbitration, or tax appeal. Routine, uncontested estate or trust administration is not a contested matter, and requests like that are welcome.
At inspection, I'll also ask for approximate dates and costs on any updates, if you have them handy.
Leave blank if the appraisal will be prepared for you individually. I will confirm the correct client and intended users before issuing the engagement.

This goes straight to my inbox, and you'll see a thank-you page once it's submitted. No account or payment needed here.