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Home Appraisals in Scottsdale, Arizona

Independent residential appraisals for homeowners, buyers, attorneys, trustees and agents in Scottsdale, from Old Town and south Scottsdale to the custom desert homes up north.

Michael Swart, Arizona Certified Residential Appraiser, License CRA-22344. Based in Chandler; Michael travels to the property. Call 480-254-5171.

Appraising homes in Scottsdale

Scottsdale stretches from older ranch homes, condos and townhomes in south Scottsdale to master planned communities such as McCormick Ranch and Gainey Ranch, and on to golf communities and custom desert homes in north Scottsdale, including DC Ranch, Grayhawk and the Troon area. Values can change sharply with views, lot size, architecture and quality of finish, so careful comparable selection matters.

For custom and higher end homes, data can be thin. Michael explains how he expanded the search when needed and how quality, view and lot differences were handled.

Residential land in north Scottsdale

Vacant residential lots and acreage are common in the northern part of the city. Land appraisals focus on size, topography, views, access, utilities and any building restrictions that affect the lot.

Common Scottsdale assignments

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FAQ

Common questions

Do you appraise custom homes in north Scottsdale?

Yes. Let Michael know about the size, lot and any unique features in your request.

Do you appraise condos and townhomes in south Scottsdale?

Yes. Condos and townhomes are compared with sales in the same or similar complexes whenever the data allows.

Can you appraise a vacant residential lot?

Yes. Residential land is one of the property types Michael appraises.

What if there are few comparable sales?

The report explains how the search was expanded and how differences were considered.

How do I request an appraisal in Scottsdale?

Use the request form on the homepage or call 480-254-5171.