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An MAI-designated appraiser is a highly qualified commercial real estate appraiser who has earned the MAI designation from the Appraisal Institute. This designation signifies advanced education, experience, and expertise in appraising commercial, industrial, and other types of income-producing properties.

To earn the MAI designation, an appraiser must complete rigorous coursework, pass comprehensive exams, demonstrate significant experience in commercial appraisals, and adhere to strict ethical and professional standards. MAI-designated appraisers are recognized for their ability to provide credible, well-supported valuations and are often preferred by lenders, investors, and legal professionals for complex commercial property appraisals.

USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice) is the set of nationally recognized ethical and performance standards for appraisers in the United States. Established by the Appraisal Foundation, USPAP ensures that appraisals are conducted with integrity, objectivity, and consistency to provide reliable and well-supported valuation reports.

Yes, we fully comply with USPAP in all of our appraisal assignments. Our commitment to USPAP ensures that our appraisals meet the highest industry standards, providing credible, unbiased, and well-documented valuations for our clients. Compliance with USPAP also means that our reports adhere to ethical guidelines, confidentiality requirements, and professional competency standards, giving our clients confidence in the accuracy and reliability of our work.

Yes, we work with a wide range of lenders, including banks, mortgage lenders, credit unions, and insurance companies. Our firm is already an approved appraiser for many large and small financial institutions.

If we are not currently on your lender’s approved appraiser panel, we can typically complete the approval process quickly to meet your needs.

Commercial Valuation Advisors is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, and has an office in San Diego, California. Our primary focus is throughout the State of Colorado and Southern California.

However, we have also performed complex assignments throughout the United States and are licensed in multiple states.

The timeframe varies depending on the property’s complexity, market conditions, and lender requirements. Generally, a commercial appraisal takes one to four weeks from initial inspection to final report delivery.

Several factors impact a commercial property’s value, including location, property type, condition, market demand, rental income, zoning, and economic trends. Our appraisers conduct a thorough analysis to provide an accurate valuation

We appraise a wide range of commercial properties, including office buildings, retail centers, industrial properties, multifamily housing, hotels, land developments, and special-use properties.

The process includes property inspection, market research, financial analysis, and report preparation. Our appraisers gather data, analyze comparable properties, and apply industry-standard valuation methods to determine market value.

Appraisal fees vary based on property type, size, complexity, and report requirements. Contact us for a customized quote based on your specific appraisal needs.