MP] A professional with knowledge of real estate markets and skilled in the practice of appraisal.
A person with experience in a specific area who is paid to estimate the value of a given item. Some appraisers in certain areas are required to be licensed.
The professional person who appraises real estate or other types of property.This person is usually chosen to do an appraisal because they are specially trained and educated in the process.An appraiser will use their past experience, the facts they have available, as well as their judgment when appraising property.
One who appraises the value of an automobile.
A person who is educated and trained in the methods of determining the value of property through analysis of various factors, which determine said value.
Person who inspects property to determine the amount and value of loss sustained.
A person with special qualifications for giving an estimate of value on property.
An appraiser is qualified by education, training and experience to estimate the value of property.
The court appointed individual who examined, recorded, and in most cases, valued the estate of the deceased. The value of an item was based on it's condition and projected market value. It was usual for three appraisers to assess the estate and sign the document. The inventory was then entered into the county court record and used as part of the estate settlement process. For a thorough discussion of the probate document process, see: Alice Hanson Jones, American Colonial Wealth: Documents and Methods (New York: Arno Press, 1977) 3-24.
Generally a licensed person who exercises his or her expertise in the preparation of their opinion of fair market value.
A person who estimates the value of a residence, typically for a mortgage lender; mortgage lenders want to be sure that the size of the mortgage will not place them at financial risk in case of a borrowers default.
An individual or person who estimates the value of property. Typically, one of a group of professionally skilled persons holding themselves out as experts in valuation. Appraisers for property taxation are usually licensed and certified appraisers. See "Licensing."
An independent person trained to provide and unbiased estimate of a property's market value.
A person hired by your insurance company to estimate the damage to your vehicle.
A disinterested party who evaluates a property and determines its value.
An expert who officially estimates the worth, value, or quality of a property for a mortgage. Done on behalf of a bank, the appraisal ensures that the property meets the adequate requirements for the bank.
A state licensed individual who uses his or her experience and strict appraisal guidelines to prepare the appraisal estimate.
An individual who uses their experience to prepare the an appraisal.
An independent person trained to provide an unbiased estimate of value, such as a professional service performed for a fee.
A person who prepares appraisals. They are usually licensed and/or certified to conduct appraisals for lenders. They must demonstrate are level of training, field experience and continuing education to meet lenders, and applicable regulatory bodies, requirements.
The licensed or certified agent who conducts appraisals.
An individual who has the experience, training, and legal qualifications to appraise real or personal property. Effective July 1, 1991, appraisers must be state certified or licensed in order to appraise property involving a federally insured or regulated agency.
A person typically hired by a lender to provide an appraisal.
Determines the value of hard to value assets - such as a business, real estate, or various types of collections - for tax purposes, as well as to assist the trustee in establishing values for distributions.
The appraiser decides the market value of a home based on its condition and the selling prices of comparable homes recently sold in the area. His or her job is to compute a fair estimate of market value to help the lender decide a reasonable loan amount
A person licensed to evaluate real estate.
() A person qualified by education, training, and experience to estimate the value of real property and personal property.
a qualified individual who uses his or her knowledge in conjunction with recent market data to prepare the appraisal estimate.
One who is a registered, licensed, or certified by the DBPR and provides an estimate of value.
One who is trained and educated in the methods of determining the value of property through analysis of various factors and use of formal appraisal process, which determine said value.
A professional who conducts an analysis of the property, including references to sales of comparable properties in order to develop an estimate of the value of the property. The appraiser's report is called an "appraisal".
An individual qualified by education, training, and experience to estimate the value of real property and personal property. Although some appraisers work directly for mortgage lenders, most are independent.
An expert in determining the value of property.
An unbiased third party qualified by education, training, and experience to estimate the value of real estate. Although some appraisers work directly on behalf of mortgage lenders, most are independent individuals or companies.
A licensed professional who determines the market value for property values. They offer an unbiased opinion based on current market data and the replacement value of the property. Annual Percentage Rate (APR) The cost of your credit expressed as a yearly rate. It takes into account interest, points, and origination fees. Since all lenders are required to use the same guidelines in determining APR, this is a good basis for comparing the cost of various loan programs. For more information see about APR Information.
A competent person enlisted by an insurance company to value a specific piece of property. If the definition you're searching for is not listed, please feel free to email us.
A professional who has been trained to assess the value of property.
The person who decides the market value of a home based on its condition and the selling prices of comparable homes recently sold in the area. The appraiser computes a fair estimate of market value to help the lender decide a reasonable loan amount.
An educated, certified professional with extensive knowledge of real estate markets, values and practices. The appraiser is often the only independent voice in any real estate transaction with no vested interest in the ultimate value or sales price of the property.
A person qualified or certified individual by training, and experience to estimate and approximate the value of real property and personal property.
A person qualified by education, training, experience and license to estimate the value of real and personal property.
a qualified individual who uses his or her experience and knowledge to prepare the appraisal estimate.
Licensed person who prepares an appraisal, which is a report of the value of a property.
A person educated, trained and licensed to estimate the value of real property.
An appraiser acts as an impartial person whose job it is to determine home value by gathering, analyzing, and applying information pertinent to a property.
A person who conducts appraisals and writes reports of the appraisal. Usually certified by a state regulatory agency.
A individual who is licensed to estimate the value of a home based on comparable homes in the area as well as an actual physical visit to the home.
The greatest person in the world (if value comes in high) or an idiot (If value comes in low.)
A qualified professional who uses his or her education, training and experience to estimate the fair market value of a property.
Someone who practices appraisal. Appraisers' work involves appraisal (see above), review (the process of critically studying a report prepared by another), or consulting (the process of providing information, analysis of real estate data, and recommendations on diversified problems in real estate, other than estimating value).
is licensed person who looks at a property and compares it with similar properties in order to give an opinion of the estimated value and quality of the property.
a professional that conducts the appraisal of the property.
someone who is authorized to judge, estimate, or set a value on property of any kind.
One qualified by education, training, and experience, who is hired to estimate the value of real and personal property on the basis of experience, judgment, facts, and use of formal appraisal processes. Back to the Top
A written analysis of the estimated value of a property prepared by a qualified appraiser.
A qualified individual who is hired to provide an estimate of the value of real or personal property based on their experience, accumulated facts and the use of one or several formal appraisal processes.
One qualified by education, training, and experience who is hired to estimate the value of real and personal property based upon experience, judgment, facts, and the use of the formal appraisal processes.
A person who is certified to conduct property appraisals.
A person familiar with local real estate values who estimates the worth of particular properties. Compensation for the appraiser cannot be related to a specific estimate of value, nor can the appraiser have an undisclosed interest in the property.
A professional who conducts an analysis of the property, including examples of sales of similar properties in order to develop an estimate of the value of the property. The analysis is called an "appraisal."
Person who because of special knowledge is vested with authority in determining the real value of property or damage.
a qualified, licensed individual (company) that evaluates and then determines the "fair market value" of the property.
When a certified professional estimates the value of a property. Before your loan can be completely approved, the property that you want to buy or refinance must be appraised. To make an accurate estimate, an appraiser collects data about the property, such as the number and size of the bedrooms. Then the appraiser compares it to similar properties recently sold in the area and adjusts the price to account for any differences. An appraisal usually costs between $200 and $400.
A professional qualified by mandated state guidelines, including education, training and experience, to estimate the value of real and personal property.
A person who estimates the value of real property and personal property.
A certified or licensed expert who states his or her opinion of the fair market value and quality of the property following a physical review of the property and the market condition.
A professional hired to give an opinion of value.
A person who is qualified by education, training, and work experience to estimate the value of real and personal property.
A person qualified to determine property value.
A person who is hired to determine the current value of real estate or other property.
The licensed profession permitted to do appraisals and appear as an expert witness in a court of law regarding the evaluating process as well as giving testimony concerning real estate and market value.
An appraiser (from Latin appretiare, to value), is one who sets a value upon property, real or personal. In England the business of an appraiser is usually combined with that of an auctioneer, while the word itself has a similar meaning to that of "valuer." (See Auction, Valuation (finance).)