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We create abstracts of title on land in Pushmataha County Oklahoma. We can process all of your closing on the property you wish to purchase, we can work with any lender in the United States.
We create abstracts of title on land in Pushmataha County Oklahoma. We can process all of your closing on the property you wish to purchase, we can work with any lender in the United States.
Ours is a full service estate liquidation firm in central Oklahoma. Although we’re based in Oklahoma City, we’ve conducted many hundreds of estate sales all across the state. (Take a glance at our Testimonials Page to read just a small handful of the letters of reference we’ve received from past clients far and wide.) We do nothing but prepare and conduct estate sales and write professional appraisals, so we can dedicate all our time to clients across Oklahoma and north Texas. Ours is a small firm; we keep it that way to keep our commissions competitive. We have about eight on staff, not including police officers and sheriffs whom we hire for security at our sales. We also offer professional appraisals of personal property; our owner is fully certified through ISA (the International Society of Appraisers), and is fully USPAP compliant. We are proud to maintain an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau of Central Oklahoma.
"Matt is very professional and extremely customer focused."
Dave W on July 2018
Ours is a full service estate liquidation firm in central Oklahoma. Although we’re based in Oklahoma City, we’ve conducted many hundreds of estate sales all across the state. (Take a glance at our Testimonials Page to read just a small handful of the letters of reference we’ve received from past clients far and wide.) We do nothing but prepare and conduct estate sales and write professional appraisals, so we can dedicate all our time to clients across Oklahoma and north Texas. Ours is a small firm; we keep it that way to keep our commissions competitive. We have about eight on staff, not including police officers and sheriffs whom we hire for security at our sales. We also offer professional appraisals of personal property; our owner is fully certified through ISA (the International Society of Appraisers), and is fully USPAP compliant. We are proud to maintain an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau of Central Oklahoma.
"Matt is very professional and extremely customer focused."
Dave W on July 2018
Property appraisals FAQs
An appraisal is an opinion of value, so anything that is expected to boost your home value is likely to work in your favor when it comes to the appraisal. Things like improving your curb appeal, painting, refinishing floors, and taking care of minor repairs are all good investments prior to ordering an appraisal. It’s also a good idea to clear out any clutter and complete a deep clean beforehand to show your property in the best light possible.
Appraisals aren’t required by law to complete a real estate transaction, but it’s unlikely that a lender will allow a buyer to close on a property without an appraisal, so, effectively, they are usually required. Your mortgage lender uses the property as collateral for your loan, and the appraisal is what the lender will base the mortgage on to confirm the value is there to justify their investment.
The average cost of a property appraisal is around $355, but different appraisers in your area could charge anywhere from $250 to $500. Appraisals for larger properties will often cost more, as will valuations for older properties. Appraisers will use homes in the surrounding area to help determine a valuation as well, so if your home doesn’t conform to the neighborhood standards, the valuation will require more work and will likely cost more.
A licensed appraiser is the only individual that can carry out a property appraisal. You should always check to ensure an appraiser you’re considering has the proper licensing from your state. Additionally, since an appraisal is meant to be an unbiased opinion of a property’s value, you should confirm that the appraiser doesn’t have ties to any other party in the sale of the property.
Anyone can hire a property appraiser to confirm the inherent value of a property, but the buyer or buyer’s lender will usually choose the appraiser and pay the individual for their opinion. It’s also not uncommon for the seller’s side in a real estate transaction to hire an appraiser in order to justify an asking price or negotiate a higher selling price.
