Akrivis Blog
Real Estate Market Update 2023
The state of the real estate market in 2023 is a hot topic of discussion. In this comprehensive update, we’ll dive into current conditions and the factors shaping the market. If
A Quick Guide to Property Data Reports
With the modernization of the appraisal process, Freddie Mac Property Data Reports have become more common. We understand navigating these developments can be confusing, so we’re here to help. This blog
How Can Attorneys Use Real Estate Valuation Services?
Real estate valuations play a large role in the legal industry, but attorneys can often struggle to find licensed appraisers and valuation firms to value properties around the country. By using
How Can Trusts Use Real Estate Valuation Services?
Any Trust that maintains real estate assets understands the issue of managing multiple vendors to keep real estate assets in compliance with current federal regulations. Real estate assets can be in
How Do You Determine Fair Market Value Of Commercial Property?
Before diving into determining a commercial property’s fair market value, we have to define what fair market value is. Fair market value is the estimated price at which a property or
What to Expect When Working with Akrivis Real Estate Valuation Services
Whether buying or selling a property, settling a loved one’s estate, or going through a divorce, people often need real estate valuations at some of their most sensitive and emotional times.
How Akrivis Performs Property Inspections
For an evaluation to be compliant with the current IAG and FIRREA guidelines, the condition of the property must be stated. Below we will dive into how Akrivis performs property inspections
Exploring Common Commercial Real Estate Valuation Models
Updated May 2, 2024 When it comes to commercial real estate, accurate real estate valuation is essential for making informed investment decisions, securing financing, or analyzing the value of a property
Real Estate Evaluations vs. Automated Value Models
Real estate evaluations and automated value models (AVM) are two popular methods used to estimate property values. Real estate evaluations involve real estate professionals conducting a thorough valuation of your property,