BALTIMORE RUSH APPRAISALS

A deadline is close.
Can the appraisal fit?

Call with the Baltimore property address and the date the report is needed. We can check availability and discuss the work your assignment requires.

Call (443) 909-2324 Check rush availability

The date depends on the property, access and the appraiser's calendar.
Ask for a written scope, fee and delivery estimate before work begins.

START WITH THE DATE

What is coming up?

You may be handling an estate, preparing for mediation or trying to keep a sale moving. Start with the actual deadline and what happens on that day. If your attorney, tax adviser or lender has given you report instructions, share those too.

For a Baltimore property, include whether it is in Baltimore City or Baltimore County. A street address and any property record you already have help identify the home.

Need a value from an earlier date? Tell us both dates: the date the value must reflect and the date you need the finished report.

What makes an earlier delivery possible?

A place in the calendar

The inspection, research and report writing all need time. Availability has to be checked against your request before a delivery date can be agreed.

Access to the home

If an inspection is needed, knowing who can open the door and which days work helps settle the schedule. Unconfirmed access can hold things up.

The property's details

An unusual home, limited comparable sales or a value needed for a past date can take more research. Mention these details at the start.

A clear purpose

An estate report and a report for a sale may call for different work. Agreeing on the intended use and scope helps avoid changes late in the process.

The fee and timing belong in the same conversation.

A rush request does not guarantee a delivery date or a place ahead of other clients. Ask for a written scope, fee and delivery estimate for your property and purpose. An earlier date still has to leave room for the evidence and analysis the assignment needs.

If a court, tax or lending deadline is driving the request, confirm the requirements with your attorney, tax adviser or lender. Then bring those instructions to the appraisal discussion.

Read about probate, estate, divorce or residential appraisals if you need help describing the request. You can also call before you know which report you need.

LET'S LOOK AT YOUR DEADLINE

Start with the address.
Tell us the date.

Share the property, purpose and deadline so we can discuss availability and the work involved.

(443) 909-2324 Check rush availability →

The Appraising Group Baltimore
575 S Charles St
Baltimore, MD 21201