Appraisal Services in Dare, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Culpepper & Associates Llc

Appraisal Services

Kill Devil Hills, NC

Culpepper & Associates provides FHA and USDA appraisals throughout the Outer Banks and Currituck County, serving the area since 1991.

  • mortgage financing and refinancing appraisals
  • FHA or USDA loan appraisals
  • insurance replacement cost valuations

Anne Baum Appraisal Service

Appraisal Services

Avon, NC

Anne Baum Appraisal Service is a North Carolina-licensed appraiser serving Dare County, including Avon and Hatteras, with field and desktop review services.

  • Mortgage and refinance valuations in Dare County
  • Divorce-related home valuations
  • Property tax assessment appeals

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FAQ

What is the difference between a real estate appraisal and a home inspection?

An appraisal estimates a property's market value for purposes such as lending, tax appeals, divorce, or estate planning. A home inspection evaluates the condition of the structure and systems, so an appraisal does not replace an inspection.

Can I get an appraisal for a property tax appeal in Dare County?

Yes. Anne Baum Appraisal Service lists property tax assessment appeals among its services and serves Dare County, including Hatteras and Avon.

Who handles FHA or USDA appraisal requirements in the Outer Banks?

Culpepper & Associates lists both FHA and USDA appraisal certifications and specializes in Outer Banks and Currituck County residential properties.

Can an appraiser review another appraiser's report?

Yes. Anne Baum Appraisal Service provides both field appraisal reviews and desktop appraisal reviews, which can be used when evaluating another residential appraisal.

What information should I provide when requesting an appraisal?

Provide the property's address, the purpose of the appraisal, the intended use of the report, and any relevant deadline. For estate, divorce, or retrospective work, also identify the required valuation date.