Tell us about your property and what decision you're making. We'll review the details, confirm the appropriate scope, and explain pricing and next steps before an assignment begins.
GO TO THE REQUEST FORM ↓Not every appraisal needs the same effective date, inspection, or report type. These three details help us understand the assignment.
Have the property address, property type, and basic details available. Note any unusual features or property condition issues.
Divorce, estate, tax appeal, commercial planning, private sale, or another purpose? Let us know who will use the report.
Share your preferred deadline and whether a historical valuation date is needed, such as a date of death or separation date.
We will review availability, intended use, scope, fees and timing before confirming the assignment. Please do not include sensitive financial or identification documents in a general inquiry.
Complete the existing TVA form directly below. If its fields do not capture all the property information, our team will follow up for the remaining details.
The fee depends on property type, size, location, complexity, intended use, requested effective date, and reporting requirements. TVA will provide an assignment-specific quote.
Inspection availability and report timing depend on the current schedule, property access, and assignment complexity. Provide your deadline so we can discuss feasible timing before accepting the assignment.
Often, yes. Retrospective appraisals may be relevant to estate matters, divorce, or other assignments. Provide the requested effective date and purpose so we can evaluate feasibility.
The appropriate inspection scope varies by assignment. Some require an interior and exterior visit; other scopes may be suitable depending on the intended use and assignment conditions. We will clarify what is required.
Yes. Commercial assignments are considered based on the property, location, complexity, available appraiser qualifications, and intended use. Share as much detail as possible so we can review the request.
No. It starts the inquiry process. The appraisal assignment is not confirmed until TVA has reviewed the required details and agreed upon the scope and engagement terms.
Our team can explain the request process and help identify what information we need.
