An appraisal determines the fair market value of a property, providing an unbiased assessment for various purposes, such as selling, buying, financing, or estate planning.

Appraisers consider factors like location, size, condition, comparable sales, and market trends to determine the property's value.

The duration varies, but it often takes a few days to a few weeks. Factors such as property complexity and market conditions can impact the timeline. However at OnTime Appraisals we provide fast turn around times. Helping you get the appraisal you need as quick as posssible.

No, appraisers must remain impartial. However, you can enhance your property's condition and provide information on recent improvements.

The listing price is set by the seller, while the appraised value is an independent assessment. Discrepancies may arise if market conditions change or if the property is overpriced.

In such cases, negotiations between the buyer and seller may occur to find a resolution, such as adjusting the sale price or renegotiating terms.

No, there are various types of appraisals, including those for real estate, businesses, or personal property. The type of appraisal depends on the nature of the assets being evaluated.

While it's not required, providing access to the property and being available to answer questions can aid the appraiser in their assessment.