No lender, no problem! The GPAR is the form for those looking to get a home appraisal for any reason including in the case of a divorce, if someone wants to appeal their property taxes, for estate planning purposes, etc. A GPAR is also a great place to start for those who are exploring the option of selling their home. We can help you determine a fair and honest price point for you before you go to list your home on the market.

1. Fill out this form and complete the checkout process (don’t worry, no payment forms are necessary). Here’s what will happen over the next 24 hours:
   You will receive a receipt confirming we have received your quote request.

2. We will receive a notification with all of your information. Be sure to fill everything out, as we want to provide you with the most accurate quote for your market.

3. We will confirm that we have an appraiser who covers your area.

   1. In instances where we do not have coverage for you, you will receive a cancellation notice along with contact information for a more localized appraisal firm who will be able to assist you. We love shopping local we can!

4. We will forward your request to your local appraiser, who will respond to us within 24 hours.

5. Once we have your quote, we will “ship” your order. This will be in the form of an email as well, we will include all the information to confirm with you that everything is correct and will include the fee quote we received from the appraiser.

6. Upon confirmation that all of the provided information is correct and the fee is accepted, our legal team will draft the Engagement Letter that will be sent via email for you to digitally sign. You will also receive a payment link from Stripe, where you will be able to pay the fee.

   1. Feel free to call us at 877-284-2351, we know this part can be confusing.

7. Once we receive confirmation that the paperwork has been signed and the fee has been paid, the appraiser will reach out to schedule the home inspection. Appraisers reach out via calls, text, and/or email.

8. The home inspection occurs, and the appraiser writes the report.

9. The report is viewed by our Chief Appraiser for Quality Control purposes and once his approval is given, emailed back to you.