Real Estate Appraisal - PalmDesertAppraiser.com

Service Areas / Cities

Palm Desert, La Quinta, Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, Indio, Coachella, Cathedral City, Desert Hot Springs , and Indian Wells.

We have streamlined the appraisal process. Below is an outline:

You, our client, completes the online Appraisal and Property Analysis Form.
At our office, the Request, Property and Neighborhood are reviewed and if you or your customer require a minimum value, we will provide a statistical analysis of the neighborhood and provide a potential value range for the property, aka Comp Check.
You are contacted with the results of the analysis, and we finalize the terms and confirm the order.
We then schedule the inspection with you/your client and inspect the property.
The report is completed and emailed to you, generally in 2-3 business days. A faster turn-time may be possible for an additional fee. Please request if needed.

Attributes of Brian Ward Appraisal:

Quality: Diligent and detailed research and analysis with an easy to understand presentation.
Speed: Fast response time to inquiries, inspection appointments, and delivery of reports.
Local Knowledge: The Coachella Valley is populated with hundreds of individual communities, each with individual features and appeal. We have years of experience in the valley, and it shows on our reports.
Service Value: All of these attributes, coupled with competitive pricing, equals the greatest service value available.

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