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How Much Does an ADU Increase Property Value?
On average, accessory dwelling units (ADUs) can increase property value by 20-30%. That means if your home is valued at $500,000, adding an ADU could increase its value by $100,000 to
Why Speed Matters in Property Valuations & How It Benefits You
Imagine this: You’re in the middle of a messy divorce, settling a loved one’s estate, or moving to a new home. You’ve got attorneys, paperwork, and endless phone calls to juggle—and
Eminent Domain & the Role of Real Estate Valuations
As a homeowner, the idea of losing your property to eminent domain can be unsettling. Many property owners are left wondering if the compensation they receive is truly fair—or if they
What to Expect for Real Estate in 2025
Looking ahead to 2025, a mix of evolving economic factors, shifting demographics, and changing consumer behaviors will continue to define the real estate market. Let’s explore key 2025 real estate trends
How Often Should I Get a Property Valuation?
How frequently you may need a property valuation report depends on the type of property. In general, here are some property valuation guidelines. Residential: Every 1-3 years Commercial: Every 1-2 years
Understanding Your Real Estate Valuation Options
When you think of a real estate appraisal, what words come to mind? “Time consuming” and “expensive” are likely toward the top of the list for many. Appraisals can take a
Benefits of Putting a House in a Trust
As you consider long-term estate planning, understanding the benefits of putting your house in a trust is essential. A trust can provide peace of mind, protect your assets, and simplify the
Date of Death and Alternate Valuation Date: What to Know
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy. On top of the emotional toll, there are many financial and legal matters to sort out. Knowing your options can
Valuing Property in a Divorce: What to Know
Divorce is an emotional and challenging time, often marked by difficult decisions and complex negotiations. One of the most significant assets to address is your family home or other real estate