FAQs

Frequently asked questions

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Residential real estate appraisals

How quickly can a residential appraisal be completed?

Turn times vary by market and property type. We provide realistic timelines at order acceptance and communicate throughout the process.

How are appraisers selected?

Appraisers are vetted and assigned based on geographic expertise and assignment complexity.

Do you work with hard money lenders?

Yes. We regularly support time-sensitive lending and understand compressed closing schedules.

What states do you serve?

AAG is licensed as an appraisal management company in 27 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, and Washington. Our goal is to be licensed in all 50 states by Q1 2027. See our coverage map for current licensing details.

Commercial real estate appraisals

Do you handle complex or specialty commercial properties?

Yes. We coordinate assignments based on property type expertise and market familiarity.

How are commercial appraisers selected?

Appraisers are vetted and chosen based on experience with similar asset classes and geographic competency.

What markets do you serve?

AAG manages commercial appraisals in all 27 states where we are licensed, with a goal of all 50 states by Q1 2027. See the full list under “What states do you serve?” and our coverage map for current status.

How long do commercial assignments take?

Timelines vary based on property type and complexity. We establish realistic expectations at the start of the engagement.

Attorney services

Do you provide retrospective appraisals?

Yes. We coordinate retrospective valuations when a specific effective date is required.

Can your reports be used in litigation?

Our appraisals are prepared to meet professional standards and are suitable for legal and dispute contexts.

How quickly can a legal appraisal be completed?

Turn times vary depending on property type and complexity. We provide realistic timelines at engagement.

What types of properties can you handle?

We coordinate both residential and commercial properties depending on the legal matter.

Residential real estate appraisals

How quickly can a residential appraisal be completed?

Turn times vary by market and property type. We provide realistic timelines at order acceptance and communicate throughout the process.

How are appraisers selected?

Appraisers are vetted and assigned based on geographic expertise and assignment complexity.

Do you work with hard money lenders?

Yes. We regularly support time-sensitive lending and understand compressed closing schedules.

What states do you serve?

AAG is licensed as an appraisal management company in 27 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, and Washington. Our goal is to be licensed in all 50 states by Q1 2027. See our coverage map for current licensing details.

Commercial real estate appraisals

Do you handle complex or specialty commercial properties?

Yes. We coordinate assignments based on property type expertise and market familiarity.

How are commercial appraisers selected?

Appraisers are vetted and chosen based on experience with similar asset classes and geographic competency.

What markets do you serve?

AAG manages commercial appraisals in all 27 states where we are licensed, with a goal of all 50 states by Q1 2027. See the full list under “What states do you serve?” and our coverage map for current status.

How long do commercial assignments take?

Timelines vary based on property type and complexity. We establish realistic expectations at the start of the engagement.

Attorney services

Do you provide retrospective appraisals?

Yes. We coordinate retrospective valuations when a specific effective date is required.

Can your reports be used in litigation?

Our appraisals are prepared to meet professional standards and are suitable for legal and dispute contexts.

How quickly can a legal appraisal be completed?

Turn times vary depending on property type and complexity. We provide realistic timelines at engagement.

What types of properties can you handle?

We coordinate both residential and commercial properties depending on the legal matter.