Divorce appraisals
Independent valuations for marital property, buyout and settlement discussions.
Explore this servicePatton Appraisals · Chattanooga & the surrounding region
Independent valuations for life’s property decisions. Find your situation below, or tell us what you need help with.
Independent valuations for marital property, buyout and settlement discussions.
Explore this serviceCurrent and date-of-death valuations, with thoughtful support for families and advisers.
Explore this serviceLocal market evidence to help you prepare for a listing or private sale.
Explore this serviceA property-specific value opinion for a private purchase or important decision.
Explore this serviceA researched starting point for heirs, relatives and co-owners.
Explore this serviceValuation evidence when you are evaluating a residential assessment.
Explore this serviceResidential valuations for clearly defined planning and reporting needs.
Explore this serviceHelp for representatives and heirs coordinating an inherited property.
Explore this serviceComplex or distinctive residential property, a different valuation purpose, or an assignment that does not fit these categories? Describe the property and intended use. Van will review competency, scope and applicable requirements before accepting the work.
Discuss your needsWorking on behalf of a client? Information for attorneys & advisers. For mortgage assignments, see conventional, FHA and VA appraisal services.
What to expect
You do not need to know appraisal terminology. Start with the decision you need to make.
Share the address, your needs and any deadline. Van will help clarify the purpose and date of value.
Review suitability, scope, fee, access arrangements and estimated delivery before work begins.
Receive a written appraisal supported by property research and market analysis. Discuss questions directly with Van.
Your next step
Tell us what you’re working through. Van will help you understand the appraisal options and what comes next.
(423) 488-3648VancePatton22@gmail.comYou’re in the right place. A short conversation is a good starting point.