About us
Todd LiPira has 41 years experience as a residential and commercial real estate appraiser, providing appraisals for mortgage purposes, tax appeals, estate settlement, tax purposes, divorce, bale bonds (immediate service available), eminent domain, and various litigated matters, etc. He has been approved as a real estate valuation expert in tax court, New Jersey Superior court, and before various municipal boards and in condemnation hearings.
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"This appraisal was prepared for an estate. It involved several family members. The appraisal was completed and delivered in less than a week, to the family members who engaged me to prepare the appraisal (my clients). The other family members, who I never met, were not given a copy of the appraisal, by the client who engaged me. Those are the members of the family who wrote this review. I would have been happy to send the report to any of the other family members, if I had been requested to do so."
"I quoted Elizabeth 7 to 10 days to complete this appraisal, and I emailed the report on the 11th day. The Easter holiday slowed me down a day, and I apologized."
"Richard has a multi-family property. I have to obtain income and expense information to complete appraisals on income property like this. Some folks take their time providing this information. I am happy to wait for it, but it significantly slows down the process of completing the appraisal report."
"I sent Denise a full refund. I request certain documents when an inspection is set up. Normally, these items are provided to me by the property owner, at the property inspection, or soon after. If these documents are not provided promptly, I have to wait for them, and then the appraisal process takes longer. I explain this fact at the inspection. I enjoy providing my clients with the best possible expertise in all areas and types of real estate valuation and analysis, feasibility studies, litigation support, consultation, etc., in a timely manner."
"I provided Robin with two different valuations, at her request. The second valuation involved a retrospective date (back in time). This type of value requires more time to complete. The fee for this second valuation was only $100, and it was time consuming, which was understood up front. As to Robin not liking the numbers, Robin wanted a higher value. My value was actually higher than her recent expired list price. As an appraiser, I am regulated by state law and I cannot guarantee a value. I do, however, make sure that I reflect every aspect of a property, so that I do not miss any issues that impact value."
"Susan's project involved a short time frame. I appreciate Susan and all my clients. I work on my own, with no apprentices, so your project gets my full attention, from start to finish."
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