Independent appraisals and valuation advice for Mississippi lenders, owners, attorneys and accounting professionals. We discuss the property, the work needed, the fee and the timing before accepting an assignment.
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Appraisals for lending
Independent commercial property appraisals for Mississippi lenders. Tell us about the property, the loan and the bank’s reporting requirements so we can quote the work needed.
Purchases and refinancing
Construction and development
Loan renewals and ongoing lending needs
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Bank real estate evaluations
An evaluation may be appropriate for an eligible bank transaction. The bank determines eligibility under its rules and policy; we review whether the proposed work and available evidence can support a reliable estimate.
Eligible commercial transactions
Qualifying loan renewals
Appraisal recommended when an evaluation is insufficient
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Appraisals for financial reporting
Commercial property values for a defined accounting or financial-reporting purpose. We discuss the reporting requirements, valuation date and property interest with the client and its advisers.
Individual properties and portfolios
Accounting and asset reporting
Clearly stated valuation dates and assumptions
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Appraisals for estates and gifts
Commercial property appraisals for estate planning, estate administration and gifts. We coordinate the assignment requirements with the client’s legal and tax advisers.
Current or historical value dates
The ownership interest involved
Property records and relevant market evidence
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Tax appeals and property disputes
Independent commercial property valuation for assessment questions, ownership disputes and litigation. We review the property, the issue and the required professional role before accepting the work.
Property-tax assessment matters
Ownership and value disputes
Litigation support as agreed
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Purchases, sales and consulting
An independent value opinion can help a buyer or owner consider a commercial property purchase or sale. We also discuss focused market-research and valuation questions when a full appraisal may not be needed.
Purchase and sale decisions
Property and market research
The type of analysis agreed before work begins
Before you order
Fees, timing and getting started.
You can ask for a quote before you have a complete property file. Start with the property, the reason for the appraisal and your deadline.
How much does a commercial appraisal cost?
The fee depends on the property and the work required. Send the address, property type, reason for the appraisal and deadline. We will review the request and quote a fee before you decide whether to proceed.
How long will it take?
We confirm the expected completion date when agreeing on the assignment. Property complexity, access, missing records and changes to the requested work can affect the schedule. Include your deadline in the initial request.
Do I need every document before asking for a quote?
No. Start with the basic property details and tell us which records are available. We will explain what else is needed. For leased property, leases, a current rent roll and operating statements are useful starting points.
Include the property address, borrower or owner, purpose of the loan, transaction amount, ownership interest to be valued, who will rely on the report and the deadline. Send the bank’s reporting instructions and identify any unusual property conditions.
For an evaluation, the bank confirms why the transaction is eligible under its rules and policy. We review our property and market experience, independence, the work needed and whether the available evidence can support a reliable market value estimate.