Buying & refinancing
Residential valuations for purchase and refinance lending, coordinated with the lender’s assignment requirements.
Your property deserves more than a guess. Get a clear, independent opinion of value grounded in the local market.

Different decisions call for different assignments. We start with why you need an appraisal, then define the right scope.
Residential valuations for purchase and refinance lending, coordinated with the lender’s assignment requirements.
Independent insight for setting a listing price, understanding equity, or making an informed real estate decision.
Valuations for estate planning, inheritance, and divorce settlements, with the intended use and effective date defined up front.
A credible appraisal connects the property, the evidence, and the conclusion. We focus on the details that matter—and explain how they affect value.
Tell us about your propertyClarify the property, purpose, intended users, timing, and report requirements.
Review property characteristics and relevant sales, with attention to condition, location, and utility.
Bring the analysis together in a report that explains the evidence and reasoning.
From Columbia Basin communities to the Tri-Cities and Wenatchee Valley, local context makes a difference.
Assignment availability depends on the property location, type, and scope.
Moses Lake · Ephrata · Quincy
Othello · Warden · Royal City
Pasco · Kennewick · Richland
West Richland · Benton City · Connell
Wenatchee · East Wenatchee
Chelan · Entiat · Surrounding communities
Fees depend on the property type, complexity, location, and scope of work. Share the property address and purpose so the assignment can be reviewed before a fee is quoted.
Timing depends on availability, access, property complexity, and research needs. Include your preferred deadline with your inquiry so timing can be discussed up front.
Contact your lender first. For a lending assignment, the lender typically arranges the appraisal through its own ordering process. A privately ordered report may not meet that lender’s requirements.
No. An appraisal develops an opinion of value. A home inspection evaluates the condition of building systems and components. An appraisal does not replace a home inspection.
Start with the address, property type, reason for the appraisal, and preferred timing. Plans, recent improvements, leases, or other documents may also help, depending on the assignment.
Tell us about your property to discuss scope, fee, and timing.