Appraising in Hunterdon County

Appraising in Hunterdon County is similar to appraising in counties that are farther east in some ways and different in others. When appraising residential property, the sales comparison approach is always the dominant way to determine fair market value. In this approach, the appraiser will gather information about the subject property (or property to be appraised) and then research comparable sales that have sold recently on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS).

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Chatham Township vs. Chatham Borough - A Home Appraiser’s Analysis -updated 2024

Chatham Township and Chatham Borough are highly desirable areas to live in New Jersey. This is due to the commuting proximity to New York City, highly ranked school systems, strollable downtown, and mix of old homes and new construction in a quiet location. The housing markets are a bit different.

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How to Prepare for an Appraisal

The real estate appraisal is a key component to any purchase or refinance transaction. Some people fear of the dreaded low appraisal, since it could essentially cause a deal to fall through, however there are a number of ways you can plan and prepare to make your home’s best impression.

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Summit, NJ Real Estate by the Numbers

How well do you know the current Summit real estate market? The information below can be helpful for your own knowledge or with making decisions if you are considering moving into or out of Summit. I have been a resident of Union County for the past 13 years and have spent that time as a local appraiser to the Summit area.

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