YOUR BALTIMORE HOME
Settling an estate, working through a divorce, or making plans for a home? Tell us the address and what you need the appraisal for. We can discuss the report, fee and timing.
The Appraising Group Baltimore
575 S Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
THE HOME BEHIND THE ADDRESS
A neighborhood name gives us a starting point. The details of the home matter too: how it is used, what has changed, and the date you need the value to reflect.
For a rowhouse, tell us about additions, major repairs and changes inside. If you have records of the work, mention them when you call.
Historic district boundaries are specific to streets and properties. The neighborhood name alone does not put a house inside the district.
Federal Hill district boundaryNear the waterfront, describe the home’s actual view, parking and any separate unit. For a condominium, mention any property documents you have available.
Broadway Market is one of the neighborhood’s familiar landmarks.
Fell’s Point neighborhood guideAround the Washington Monument and Walters Art Museum, start with how the property is used today: one residence, a condominium or a building with multiple units. Mention conversions, renovations and available floor plans.
Mount Vernon neighborhood guideThey are separate jurisdictions. Send the complete street address so we can identify the property and discuss availability. A Maryland property record is helpful if you already have one.
Find your Maryland property recordThe purpose helps define the request. If an attorney or tax adviser has given you instructions, include those too.
Brad Harley, founder
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