Frequently Asked Questions

We appraise a wide range of commercial properties, including office buildings, retail spaces, industrial properties, multi-family apartment buildings, self-storage, campgrounds and more. Visit our Services page to see our specialties. 

We do appraise single family homes on occasion. However, these are typically part of a larger portfolio appraisal, all others are on a case-by-case basis. 

Our appraisal process involves site visits, market analysis, and reviewing comparable sales/rental data to determine the accurate market value of your property. 

Typically, our appraisals are completed within 2-4 weeks, depending on the complexity of the property and current demand. 

The cost varies based on the size, complexity, and location of the property. We provide a customized quote after reviewing the details of your project. 

There are three standard approaches to value: cost approach, income approach, and sales comparison approach. We use the most applicable approaches for your property to ensure a fair and accurate valuation. 

Yes, all of our appraisers are licensed and have extensive experience in the commercial real estate market. Our office boasts a combined 20+ years of experience and local data to ensure the most accurate and reliable valuations. 

Yes, we offer expedited services for clients who need an appraisal completed on a tight deadline. 

Yes, all of our clients receive a comprehensive appraisal report detailing our findings and methodology. 

Yes, we frequently work with banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions for lending-related appraisals. 

We primarily serve Vermont and surrounding areas, including New Hampshire and upstate New York. See out About page for our markets. 

Yes, clients are welcome to meet with the appraiser on-site to discuss any specific concerns or provide additional property details. 

Yes, we provide appraisals for tax assessments, estate planning, and other purposes related to taxation. 

We are happy to review any concerns and provide additional explanations or corrections if necessary. 

This depends on your personal and financial goals. It's typically recommended to get a commercial property appraised every 3-5 years or when there are significant market changes. 

You can get started by filling out our contact form, providing property details, and scheduling an initial consultation.