Residential Real Estate Appraisal

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Historical Properties and Their Unique Appraisal Approaches

Introduction Appraising historical properties involves a complex interplay of factors, making it a specialized field within real estate valuation. This article provides an insight into the appraisal process of historical properties, emphasizing the role of market data, potential buyers, specialized databases, appraisal methods, and the significant impact of preservation restrictions. Leveraging Market Data The appraisal […]

Real Estate Appraisals for Estate Planning
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The Indispensable Role of Real Estate Appraisals in Estate Planning

Estate planning is a complex, multifaceted endeavor that requires the expertise of various professionals, including attorneys, accountants, and financial planners. But often, the role of the real estate appraiser is overlooked. As industry leaders in both residential and commercial real estate valuations, Boston Appraisal Services deeply understands the critical contribution that precise appraisals make in

How Real Estate Appraisals Empower CPAs: A Short Summary
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How Real Estate Appraisals Empower CPAs: A Short Summary

In today’s increasingly complex financial landscape, Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) are the unsung heroes behind successful businesses. Their role is multifaceted, touching upon asset valuation, regulatory compliance, risk management, and more. One essential yet often overlooked component of their job involves real estate appraisals. Here, we delve into some of the key intersections between CPAs

When to Apply Extraordinary and Hypothetical Assumptions
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When to Apply Extraordinary and Hypothetical Assumptions

The process of determining a property’s market value is called a real estate appraisal. The person who appraises the property, the appraiser, physically inspects the property to measure it, take pictures of it, and make note of the condition and the quality of the construction. The appraiser also needs to be aware of the zoning

Gross Living Area Discrepancies with Public Data May Differ and How They Occur
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Gross Living Area Discrepancies with Public Data May Differ and How They Occur

Appraisers are often tasked with providing valuations for properties that can be very different from one another. From one house to the next, things can and often do change. Everything from the number of bedrooms to the quality of the construction. However, in order to provide credible valuations, appraisers often have to find an objective








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