Private residential appraisals
Find the right appraisal.
Choose the service that fits your situation. If you’re unsure, send the address and explain why you need a value.
Request an appraisal quote
Estate & Probate
Find the home’s current or date-of-death value for probate and estate settlement.
Divorce & Separation
Use an independent home value to discuss a buyout, sale or property division.
Selling a Home
Get a closer look at your home’s value before choosing an asking price or weighing an offer.
Buying a home instead? Explore private purchase appraisalsAdditional services
For purchases, appeals and professional referrals.
Private purchase
For cash buyers and private sales
Red Oak Appraisals helps you compare a proposed price with property-specific market evidence for a cash, off-market or private home purchase.
Property tax appeal
For homeowners reviewing an assessment
Request a residential appraisal for the value date required by a Missouri property-tax appeal. Start with the assessment notice and filing deadline.
Professional referrals
For attorneys, fiduciaries, CPAs and authorized professionals
Refer an estate, divorce, tax or private residential valuation to Red Oak Appraisals. Start with the property, report users, value date and deadline; Jacob Coffman handles the work directly.
Inside your appraisal
A home value, with the reasoning behind it.
Your report explains how the property compares with the market, why the value date matters and what the appraisal can be used for.
Appraisal, CMA or online estimate?- Your property
The location, size, condition and features that affect how buyers compare your home.
- Comparable sales
Relevant sales and market conditions for the property and the date you need valued.
- The value opinion
The analysis behind the conclusion, with important assumptions and limits explained.
Other property questions
Have another residential valuation question?
Mortgage and PMI questions
Check with your lender before ordering a private appraisal for refinancing or removing mortgage insurance. The lender may require its own ordering process, report or appraiser.
Land and new construction
Share the location, property details and any plans. Red Oak Appraisals will review the proposed work and confirm whether the assignment can be accepted before quoting it.
What to include in your request
Bring the property address, why you need a value and your deadline. If someone has requested the report, include their instructions and the date the value must reflect.
Before you order
Cost, timing and what happens next.
Get answers before you decide to order.
Read the appraisal FAQHow much does a residential appraisal cost?
The fee depends on the property, location, value date and research and report required. Send the address, reason for the appraisal and deadline. Red Oak Appraisals will quote the fee and timing before you decide to order.
How long does an appraisal take?
It depends on property access, complexity, location, records and required research. Historical values and unusual properties may take longer. Share your deadline with the address so Red Oak Appraisals can review the request and discuss expected timing.
What should I include in my first message?
Include your name, contact information, property address, reason for the appraisal, value date if known and any deadline. Identify who needs to rely on the report. Leave sensitive case records out of the first message; Red Oak Appraisals will explain what is needed next.
What happens after I request a quote?
Red Oak Appraisals reviews the property, purpose and deadline and confirms whether the assignment can be accepted. You receive the proposed work, fee and timing before deciding whether to proceed.
Request an appraisal
Get a quote before you order.
Send the address, purpose and deadline. Red Oak Appraisals will confirm whether the assignment fits, then explain the work, fee and timing.