Your Cherry Hill home.
Your next decision.

Start with the purpose.

A possible sale, a transfer within the family and a lender’s request can need different reports. Tell us who will use the value and what date it should reflect. For a lending request, ask the lender who must order the appraisal before engaging someone yourself.

The neighborhood and the individual home.

Cherry Hill’s 2018 master plan describes its substantial postwar housing growth. An older Colwick brick house and a Brookfield split-level can differ in layout, finished lower levels and later alterations; those details deserve attention beyond the street name.

Township master plan: housing history ↗

Tell us about this property.

• The complete address and type of home.
• Size, layout and any major additions or alterations.
• Known condition concerns and records you already have.
• Who can arrange access and your delivery deadline.

A condo, a split-level and an older brick house can call for different comparisons. The appraisal considers the property and relevant sales; the township’s assessed value serves taxation and does not replace a market-value appraisal.

Agree the work before scheduling.

Discuss the scope, intended users, availability and written quote. If your attorney or tax adviser has given instructions, share them at the start.

For the visit itself, read our room-by-room preparation guide. For local records, see Cherry Hill neighborhoods and offices.