A Certified General Appraiser is the highest level of real estate appraisal licensure. This certification allows the appraiser to value all types of real property, including residential, commercial, industrial, and vacant land—without regard to complexity or value.

Esteemed Appraisals provides valuation services for:

• Single-family and multi-family residential properties

• Commercial and mixed-use buildings

• Office, retail, industrial, and special-use properties

• Vacant land, development sites, and agricultural land

Esteemed Appraisals serves clients throughout New Jersey, including urban, suburban, and rural markets.

An appraisal provides an independent opinion of value and is commonly required for:

• Refinancing or obtaining a loan

• Buying or selling real estate

• Estate planning, inheritance, or gift tax purposes

• Divorce or partnership dissolution

• Property tax appeals

• Litigation, bankruptcy, or eminent domain matters

Appraisal fees vary based on property type, size, complexity, and intended use. Please contact Esteemed Appraisals for a custom quote tailored to your specific assignment.

Turnaround time depends on the property type and complexity. Most appraisals are completed within 7–14 business days after inspection and receipt of all required information. Rush services may be available upon request.

Yes. All appraisal reports are completed in full compliance with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) and applicable state and federal regulations.

Yes. Esteemed Appraisals regularly works with:

• Attorneys and law firms

• Banks and private lenders

• Accountants and financial advisors

• Government agencies and municipalities

Yes. Litigation-related appraisal services include divorce, estate disputes, bankruptcy, condemnation, and tax appeals. Expert witness testimony is available when required.

Typically, we request:

• Property address and owner information

• Intended use of the appraisal

• Relevant legal documents (if applicable)

• Access for property inspection

Additional documentation may be required depending on the assignment.

Yes. Appraisal reports are confidential and released only to the client or authorized parties, in accordance with professional and ethical standards.

You can contact Esteemed Appraisals by phone or email to discuss your needs, request a quote, or schedule an appraisal. We are happy to answer questions and guide you through the process.