SRA stands for Senior Residential Appraiser. It's a prestigious designation awarded by the Appraisal Institute, a professional organization for real estate appraisers.

What does it mean?

•  Specialized Expertise: SRA appraisers have a deep understanding of residential property valuation, including single-family homes, condos, and townhouses.

• Advanced Education: They've completed rigorous coursework and examinations to demonstrate their knowledge and skills.

•  Higher Standards: SRA appraisers adhere to strict ethical codes and professional standards, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of their valuations.

Why is it important?

• Quality Assurance: The SRA designation signifies a higher level of expertise and professionalism, giving clients confidence in the accuracy of their appraisals.

• Networking: SRA members have access to a network of experienced appraisers, providing valuable resources and support.

In essence, the SRA designation is a mark of distinction that sets appraisers apart, indicating their commitment to excellence in residential property valuation.

At High-Noon, all valuations are conducted by a seasoned SRA-certified professional, guaranteeing reliable and credible results.

You may need a residential appraisal for several reasons, including:

• Primary and Secondary Mortgages

• Property Tax Appeal

• Litigation

• Divorce Settlements

• Estate Planning

• PMI Removal

• Relocation

• REO/Foreclosure

• Home Equity

• Appraisal Reviews

• And more!

Market value is the price a property is likely to sell for in an open market. Assessed value is the value assigned to a property for tax purposes.

Cost and turn-around time can vary due to location and complexity. Contact us for a free quote!

• Homeowners

• Attorneys

• Accountants

• Banks

• Investors

• Mortgage Companies

• Title Companies