Taylor & Associates Appraisers serves Guilford County and adjacent counties, with MAI/SRA-certified founder J. Thomas Taylor and commercial and residential appraisal services.
commercial property appraisals in Greensboro and the Piedmont North Carolina
residential valuations in Guilford County
vacant land, industrial, retail, apartment, or special purpose property appraisals
Integra Realty Resources - Greensboro provides valuation, advisory, litigation support, and expert testimony across a broad spectrum of property types.
W. Calvin Reynolds & Associates has operated since 1974 and provides commercial, industrial, office, land, and residential appraisals in High Point and Greensboro.
How quickly can I get an appraisal report in Guilford County?
Messick & Co. states that typical reports take 2–3 days and offers 24–48-hour rush services. Timing can vary with the property type and assignment scope.
What credentials should I look for in a North Carolina appraiser?
For complex commercial work, look for a North Carolina Certified General Appraiser and relevant designations such as MAI. Residential assignments may be handled by a North Carolina Certified Residential Appraiser.
Can an appraiser handle estate, probate, or divorce property valuation?
Yes. Eagle Home Appraisal specifically handles estate, trust, probate, and divorce appraisals, while Taylor & Associates lists trusts-and-estates appraisal and condemnation consultation.
How much does a property appraisal cost?
The candidates do not publish fixed prices. Fees generally depend on the property type, location, intended use, research required, and turnaround; Eagle Home Appraisal provides an exact quote after reviewing the address and assignment.