A Complete Range of Residential Appraisal Services for Atlanta Properties
Appraisalsmith is a full-service residential appraisal services provider. We have more than two decades of experience and focus primarily on homes inside of the Perimeter and in Intown Atlanta market. As Certified Residential Appraisers with more than 10,000 appraisals completed since our founding in 2004, you can trust us to prepare a high-quality, accurate and unbiased appraisal. We offer appraisals for a range of property types including:
Single-family homes
Condominiums and townhouses
Properties with accessory dwelling units (ADUs) or carriage houses
Two- to four-unit multi-family buildings (duplexes, triplexes and quadplexes)
Vacant residential lots
We specialize in the following types of residential appraisals:
Whether you are selling or buying a home, understanding the true value of a property is crucial before putting your home on the market or making an offer on a new home.
No one likes paying private mortgage insurance. If you believe the equity in your home is now greater than 20%, the first step in having PMI removed is to have an appraisal completed for your home.
Appraisalsmith handles complex appraisals for single-family homes with an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) or guest house; duplexes, triplexes and quadplexes; and vacant residential lots.
Estate appraisals are needed for a variety of reasons that range from the valuation of a deceased person’s estate to determining a property’s value for estate planning purposes.
If you want to refinance your mortgage, your lender will likely require an appraisal. Understanding how much your home is currently worth helps your lender determine the new loan amount
If you are considering selling your home, you need to know its true size to set an accurate price. Relying on tax assessments records is not wise as many times the information is not correct.
Understanding the fair market value of a home or other residential property is crucial when a couple is divorcing. We work with homeowners and attorneys to provide unbiased, trusted appraisals.
If you have received your property tax notice and believe your home has been overvalued by your tax assessor’s office, you will likely need a current appraisal to have a successful appeal.