A property valuation or home appraisal may be needed in various life situations. Here are some examples:
Building Appraisal / Property Valuation
- Property valuation for selling real estate
- Appraisal for a house as preparation for a real estate purchase
- Appraisal for properties when there are discrepancies in offer prices
- Property valuation in case of inheritance
- Property appraisal for inheritance matters
- Property appraisal in case of divorce
- Valuation of property for divorce proceedings
- Appraisal of house value for loan approval
- Foreclosure or partition auction
- Plausibility check of other appraisals
Find out why a property valuation is important for you
Whether you are buying, selling, or simply want to understand the value of your property — an accurate valuation is essential. Avoid uncertainties about prices and protect yourself in cases of inheritance or gifts. For divorces and loan matters, a solid valuation is your reliable partner. Don’t leave room for doubt and verify the credibility of other appraisals. Take the first step and request a professional property valuation now!
Inheritance – What is the estate value of a property?
If you have lost a relative and inherited a house, you as the heir have several options: you could live in it yourself, rent it out, or sell it. No matter what you decide, you will need the current market value of the property for the certificate of inheritance. You should never leave the valuation to the tax office alone. An expert can save you time and money with a well-founded and neutral appraisal report.
Divorce – Who gets the house?
A divorce without a marriage contract is pending, and you’re wondering what will happen to the shared home. There are several possibilities: sale, rental, transfer of ownership, gift, division, or even a partition auction. Legal proceedings should be prepared as thoroughly as possible. For this, you need a reliable valuation report that provides optimal support during a divorce.