Eagle Home Appraisal Cincinnati
Questions we hear most
Short answers about appraisals in Cincinnati. If yours is not here, call (513) 998-7177.
Serving Cincinnati and Hamilton County
A few questions that come up.
How much does a home appraisal cost in Cincinnati?
We quote each private assignment in writing before work begins, because the home, the reason and the date change the work. For comparison, the VA’s published fee for Hamilton County is $650 for a single-family home on a VA loan. See the cost page for the table and its source.
How long does it take?
It depends on access, the property and the date the value must describe. Tell us your deadline when you call and we will say what is realistic. For a hard date, see time-sensitive requests.
Does every probate home need an appraisal?
Ohio does not make a formal appraisal automatic. The fiduciary may use an appraiser the court approves or the county auditor’s value. Ask the estate’s attorney what the Hamilton County Probate Court expects. See the probate page.
What should I settle before a divorce appraisal?
Which date the value should describe, who is engaging the appraiser and who will receive the report. Your attorney can tell you the date. See the divorce page.
Is an appraisal the same as the County Auditor’s value?
No. The Auditor’s value is for property tax. An appraisal is an independent opinion of value for a stated purpose and date.
Can an appraiser testify in court?
Discuss any testimony or deposition with us and your attorney before the assignment is set, so availability and cost are agreed first.
What do I need to have ready?
The address, the reason, the date the value should describe, any deadline, and who can open the home. Older photographs and records of improvements help for a past date.
Eagle Home Appraisal Cincinnati