COMMERCE APPRAISAL, LLC
PACIFIC PALISADES, CA

Direct delivery to UCDP with SSR reports provided with every order as needed An appraisal is an unbiased estimate of what a buyer might expect to pay a seller or expect to receive for a real estate property. Everyone should - and most everyone does - turn to a licensed, certified professional appraiser to provide them with the most accurate estimated value of their property. Financing real estate almost always requires an appraisal, an unbiased estimate of what a buyer might expect to pay-or a seller might expect to receive-for a real estate property. During a property sale, everyone should-and most everyone does-turn to a licensed, certified, professional appraiser to provide an accurate estimated value of the property. So what goes into a real estate appraisal? Next, the appraiser researches recent sales in the local area to find comparable properties. The selling prices of these properties are used as a basis to figure out the value of the property being appraised, also known as the subject property. Then the appraiser compares and contrasts what the subject property and the comparable properties have to offer. Combining information from these approaches, the appraiser is then ready to file a report and stipulate an estimated market value for the subject property. However, it is important to understand that while this amount is probably the best indication of what the property is worth, it may not be the final sales price. There can be mitigating factors such as seller motivation or bidding wars that can affect the final price. We're here to help with the valuation process.