Who We Are
Amerappraise Real Estate Valuations is a leading real estate appraisal firm proudly serving Northern Colorado and helping provide "divorce appraisals" so both parties get their fair share of marital assets, "date of death" valuations for executors, courts, the IRS, attorneys or accountants for estate tax liability, and disposition of assets under a will or in probate. We assist buyers and investors who want to make sure they are getting a fair price and sellers determine a realistic asking price, increasing the likelihood of a fast sale. We help mortgage lenders in determining the value of property as collateral against the loan. Our reports are completed by experienced appraisers with at least 18 years of experience in the industry. We are dedicated to providing accurate valuations for all of your property needs.
Accurate and Reliable Appraisals
Our appraisers pride themselves in providing accurate and reliable appraisals for most all types of residential properties. You can trust that our appraisals will be conducted with the utmost professionalism and attention to detail.
Appraisals for All Property Types
We offer appraisals for all types of properties including single family residential (sfr), condo, townhome, multi-family, investment, and complex assignments. Our appraisers are equipped to handle any appraisal need you may have.
Expertise in Divorce Appraisals
Divorce appraisals require a specialized skill set and expertise. Our appraisers can provide retrospective appraisals such as the filing date, marriage date, separation date, or purchase date, rather than today’s date and can provide accurate valuations to help with the division of property during a divorce. Often both the retrospective value and current market value are needed for divorce. Using the correct forms is essential to not create an invalid appraisal.
Probate Appraisals
Probate appraisals are necessary when a property is left to one or more heirs or beneficiaries. Our appraisers can provide accurate valuations to help with the disposition of assets under a will or in probate. A probate case often requires a retrospective appraisal. This involves the deceased person's property to be appraised in order to determine the market value of the home as of the date of death.
Our Services
Proudly serving the Northern Colorado market with USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Practice) compliant appraisals since 2006. Specializing in Larimer, Weld and Boulder counties.
Our motto is simple
"Delivering error-free work is crucial. Being able to effectively communicate how one's conclusions were drawn is just as important."
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We rely on sticking to the FACTS. At Amerappraise the FACTS stand for:
Factually detailed
Accurate
Competent
Trustworthy, and
Supportive.
Our Numbers Speak for Themselves
19
Years in Business
2.3 B
Appraised Value
5K
Appraisals Completed
1
Focus: Real Estate Appraisals
35
Colorado Towns/Cities
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