Yes. Appraisals are commonly used for non-lending purposes such as divorce, estate, probate, tax appeal, pre-listing, and legal matters. We specialize in these types of private-party appraisals.

We provide appraisals for divorce, estate and probate, date of death, tax appeal, bankruptcy, pre-listing (FSBO), immigration sponsorship, and more — all performed by a licensed Georgia appraiser.

Most appraisal packages range from $375 to $1,500, depending on the report type, turnaround time, and assignment complexity. We offer transparent, flat-fee pricing — no hidden charges.

Standard turnaround is 5–7 business days after the property inspection. Rush delivery (as fast as 3 days) is available for time-sensitive assignments.

A restricted appraisal is a leaner report with limited scope, best for internal use. A full appraisal is detailed, includes narrative support, and is suitable for legal filings, IRS, and court use.

Yes — we offer a free Appraisal Fit Call™ to guide you. In 30 minutes, we’ll assess your situation and recommend the right report for your use case.

You or someone with access to the property must be present during the inspection. We’ll coordinate directly to schedule at your convenience.

Yes — our full licensed appraisal reports are suitable for legal, tax, and court use. We ensure compliance with USPAP and intended use requirements for each assignment.

We accept payment via secure online invoice (credit/debit), Zelle, or ACH. Payment is typically due prior to inspection unless otherwise arranged.

We serve the entire Atlanta metro area — including Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Clayton, Henry, Fayette, Gwinnett, and surrounding counties.

Yes. Every report includes relevant comparable sales, market data, and valuation methodology specific to your property type and location.