INVESTMENT PROPERTY APPRAISALS
Know the Property Before You Commit More Capital
Before buying, renovating, or selling a residential investment, you need to know what the value estimate actually assumes. A finished renovation, an occupied rental, and a home with proposed work raise different questions.
Katya has renovated investment homes and operates co-living rentals herself. You can discuss your property with an appraiser who has worked through renovation budgets, contractor decisions, and rental operations as an owner.
Start With What Exists and What Is Planned
Tell us whether the property is being valued as it stands today or with proposed improvements. Renovation plans, work already completed, occupancy, and relevant lease information help distinguish the current property from the investment you intend to create.
A budget describes what you expect to spend. The appraisal examines how the property compares with the market; improvement cost alone does not establish the resulting value.
When the Rental Does Not Resemble a Standard House
Katya’s appraisal experience includes co-living and multiple-dwelling properties. Where a rental includes separate living spaces or guest accommodation, she examines how those spaces function and which properties offer meaningful comparisons.
If a lender or advisor will use the report, share their instructions when you get in touch.
REAL ESTATE PROS INTERVIEW
Katya on Choosing Comparable Sales
Watch the comparison segment from her conversation with host Cody Crabb.