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A professional second opinion can objectively assess existing doubts about an appraisal report and either confirm or qualify them. It is often obtained before major financial decisions or in disputes between multiple parties.
Read moreA building damage report technically analyzes the cause and extent of specific structural defects, while the market value appraisal quantifies their economic impact on the overall value of the property. Both reports complement each other when damage is value-relevant.
Read moreIn principle, each court is independent in its own proceedings when it comes to selecting a valuer. In the event of significantly diverging results, the parties may introduce the respective appraisal reports from the other proceedings as additional evidence.
Read moreIn the course of preparing the appraisal report, we process personal data and are therefore bound by the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation, in particular with regard to confidentiality, purpose limitation and the secure storage of documents.
Read moreWe do not allow our professional judgment to be influenced by the client's wishes. However, clients can contribute to a precise and, for them, favorable yet correct result by providing complete and truthful information and documents.
Read moreAn arbitration appraisal is a contractually agreed appraisal that is binding on both parties, intended to avoid a judicial dispute over contested value issues from the outset.
Read moreThere is no uniform statutory retention period. However, as a publicly appointed valuer, we are obliged under the regulations of our appointing chamber to retain appraisal reports and working documents for at least ten years.
Read moreIf an appraisal report is based on deliberately false information provided by the client, this can distort the result and, in the event of a dispute, lead to the appraisal report being unusable as well as legal consequences for the client.
Read moreNo, automated online estimates can provide initial indications, but they cannot replace a legally sound market value appraisal, as they cannot account for individual property characteristics, legal circumstances, and actual condition.
Read moreA market value appraisal determines the market value of a property, while a damage appraisal report documents specific structural damage and establishes its cause as well as the costs of remediation. Both types of appraisal reports frequently complement each other in cases of value-reducing defects.
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