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    Home appraisal requests in Baltimore

    A Baltimore address is the starting point. Share the property type, the reason for the appraisal and the date the value needs to reflect so we can discuss your request.

    Neighborhood details to include with your request

    Baltimore's neighborhood names help describe a location, but the complete street address identifies the property. The examples below give local context. Contact us to confirm availability for your address.

    Federal Hill

    Baltimore's published Federal Hill local historic district boundary follows streets including Hughes Street, Hanover Street, Key Highway, Covington Street and Cross Street. A neighborhood name alone does not establish that a house is inside that district.

    Include the address and any records of additions, exterior changes or major repairs. See the city's Federal Hill district boundary.

    Fell's Point

    Fell's Point is a historic waterfront neighborhood east of the Inner Harbor. Broadway Market and its Belgian block streets are familiar local landmarks.

    For a home near the waterfront, describe its actual view, parking and any separate unit. Include condominium documents if applicable. Visit Baltimore's Fell's Point guide.

    Mount Vernon

    Mount Vernon's local landmarks include the Washington Monument, the Walters Art Museum and the Enoch Pratt Free Library. Its historic buildings give the neighborhood a distinct setting.

    Tell us whether the property is a single residence, a condominium or a building with multiple units. Floor plans and records of conversions or renovations can help explain the property being discussed. Visit Baltimore's Mount Vernon guide.

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    Prepare the property details

    Send the complete Baltimore address, property type, intended use of the report, requested valuation date and deadline. Note any access restrictions and gather available floor plans, renovation records and prior property documents.

    Use the contact page to discuss the assignment. The frequently asked questions and service area page provide more information.