Self-guided walkthrough
A mobile-friendly walkthrough for photographs, property details, improvements and measurement information.
- Room-by-room and exterior guidance
- Saved progress and missing-information prompts
- No native app download required
A clear next step for your home
Get a professional residential appraisal for your divorce with a straightforward online process, flexible property documentation options, and a licensed appraiser overseeing the work.
Monroe · Ontario · Genesee counties, New York
Why an appraisal can help
An independent appraisal can give you and your authorized advisers a common reference for divorce-related property discussions. The appraisal addresses the agreed valuation question; your legal advisers guide the decisions that follow.
How it works
Share the property, the purpose of your appraisal and your timing.
Your appraiser reviews the request and confirms documentation requirements, the fee and engagement terms before payment.
Follow a guided walkthrough or request an assisted visit, depending on the agreed requirements.
Your licensed appraiser reviews the evidence, completes the appraisal and authorizes the report for secure delivery.
Property documentation
Choose your preference. Your appraiser confirms the appropriate approach for the assignment.
These options are being prepared for the pilot. Neither guarantees sufficient evidence for every appraisal. Your licensed appraiser may require more information, verification or an appraiser inspection.
Clear scope. Clear pricing.
Your appraiser confirms the assignment scope and an itemized fee. You review the engagement terms before payment and property documentation begin.
Self-guided: $400 for single-family residences, condos and townhomes; $550 for 2–4 unit residences. In-person: $550 and $750 respectively. Unique or complex properties require a custom quote. Ordering and checkout are not active on this preview.
See a sample appraisal report
Preview a completed fictional residential appraisal with subject and room photographs, floor-plan measurements, comparable sales, supported adjustments, Location Intelligence, reconciliation, disclosures and professional identification.
The sample uses entirely fictional information. It is not an appraisal, certified valuation or professionally approved report.

SAMPLE REPORT · FICTIONAL · NOT FOR RELIANCE
Professional responsibility
A New York State licensed or certified appraiser accepts the assignment, determines the appropriate scope of work, evaluates the evidence and remains responsible for the final analysis and report.
Appraiser identity, license information, engagement terms and contact details are confirmed before an assignment proceeds. Technology supports research and documentation; it does not replace the appraiser’s independent judgment.
Local focus
Initial coverage focuses on residential properties in these New York counties. Property type, access, timing and assignment requirements are reviewed before acceptance.
Questions, answered
Yes. Preview the illustrative sample report to see the intended subject, measurement, comparable, location, reconciliation and quality-control sections. The sample uses fictional information and is not an appraisal or certified valuation.
You can request a self-guided walkthrough. Your appraiser determines whether the documentation is appropriate and sufficient. Additional verification or an appraiser inspection may be required.
The planned assisted option provides an in-person documentation visit. Your appraiser determines who may collect the information and whether an appraiser inspection is required. Appointment selection is being prepared for the pilot.
You will receive an itemized quote after scope review. Any visit charge will be shown separately. Standard self-guided fees are $400 for single-family residences, condos and townhomes, and $550 for 2–4 unit residences. In-person fees are $550 and $750 respectively. Unique or complex properties require a custom quote. Scope and engagement terms require review before payment. No payment is collected on this preview.
Tell your appraiser about the intended use, intended users and any attorney or court requirements before the engagement. We cannot guarantee court acceptance or legal outcomes.
No. A licensed appraiser retains professional judgment and final approval. Research and drafting assistance is being developed; it is not an independent appraisal service.
Tell your appraiser the required effective date. They will determine whether the retrospective assignment can be accepted and what information is needed.
Your preference is a starting point. The appraiser helps establish what the assignment requires.
New requests and contact support will open with the pilot. Already invited? Sign in to your appraisal.