Residential appraisal services
The right appraisal depends on who will rely on the report. Choose a service below to learn what's involved and find providers across Canada.
Independent valuation of the matrimonial home for separation, mediation, arbitration, or family court purposes.
Date-of-death or current-value appraisal used to support estate settlement, probate, and beneficiary distribution.
Property valuation used to support probate applications and estate tax filings.
An independent opinion of value before listing a home for sale.
Appraisal ordered to support mortgage underwriting and loan approval.
Current-market-value report to support refinance, HELOC, or equity-take-out lending decisions.
Appraisal for private or alternative lenders, often with quicker turnaround requirements.
Retrospective or current-value report supporting CRA capital gains calculations on a property.
Independent valuation to support a municipal property assessment appeal.
Specialized valuation for high-value, custom, and complex residential properties.
Rural and acreage residential appraisals including outbuildings and land contribution.
Strata and condominium appraisals including review of condo documents and special considerations.
Valuation of rental and small income-producing residential property.
Retrospective valuation as of a specific date, typically for estate or tax matters.
Valuation as of a historical date for tax, legal, or planning purposes.
Replacement-cost or insurable-value reports for insurance purposes.
Appraisal reports prepared with litigation or expert-witness considerations.