An appraisal is a valuation tool used by Attorneys to verify a property's worth
for dissolution of a marriage, property taxes, debt relief, bankruptcy, foreclosure, probate, land use, eminent domain, and much more. They rely upon a qualified independent
real estate appraiser to guide them in their decisions.
Divorce
In unfortunate circumstances, such as divorce, appraisals are required so that both parties involved receive a fair and impartial value so that they can concentrate on more important aspects of this difficult time. An appraisal by a qualified independent professional third party is often required by state law to settle the divorce.
Peak Appraisals is an expert in the Real Estate Appraisal field. We believe that it is our job to be a extension of your practice and to represent you with the highest quality service for both you and your clients. That is why we are 100% professional, always reliable, and our values are defensible. We are fully capable of representing your clients in a court of law should the need for litigation arise. Our appraisals are meticulous, accurate and professional. You can always expect that you will receive - reliable valuations, thorough inspections, and the best service in the Denver Metro Area!
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Property Tax Assessments
Challenging the tax assessment has become a necessity in many parts of the country. Unfortunately, most people go into these challenges unarmed. They may pull some information from the Internet to support their claims, but have no real basis for their claims.
A real estate appraiser can provide the accurate answers to the question of value. While it may not be economical to commission a full appraisal to save a few hundred off your tax bill, often an appraiser can do a limited appraisal for much less, yet with the same conclusions and integrity. An appraisal from a qualified appraiser would be a step in the right direction in any dispute with your local tax assessor.
Estate Planning
In times of loss, it is often difficult to think of the various steps that must be taken to resolve any outstanding monies of the deceased. An appraisal is required to establish fair market values of any real estate properties in the estate for tax filings and any presentation to multiple heirs. The aid of an appraisal is a necessity to dispose of the estate properly
Feasibility - Land Utilization Studies
Often appraisers are required when townships are planning certain uses of land, rezoning, implementation of housing developments, traffic infrastructure, cost benefit analysis and a whole host of various projects. The appraiser’s responsibility to deliver an accurate appraisal report is a necessary response to the question of fair market value.