A full interior-and-exterior inspection used to establish USPAP market value on FHA files. Delivered with a complete URAR form, front/rear/street subject photos, a flood-zone and amenities read on marketability, and a full floor-plan sketch — with the certifications and limiting conditions FHA requires.

The conventional counterpart to the FHA 1004 — same full interior-and-exterior inspection standard for establishing USPAP market value. Comes with a complete URAR form, front/rear/street subject photos, and a floor-plan sketch, plus a read on flood zoning and any amenities affecting marketability.

Built for dwellings on a permanent chassis. The appraiser documents manufacturer, model, serial, and trade numbers, utility connections, foundation type, and certification numbers, backed by detailed photographs of the unit.

A standard Single Family Residential Appraisal with two additions built in: a Single-Family Rent Schedule (Form 1007) and an Operating Income Statement (Form 216). Includes the full USPAP-standard URAR package — flood map, and street/rear/front photos.

The Small Residential Income Property Report, for 2-to-4-unit buildings. Covers cost approach, competitive listings, competitive rents, and sales comparison, together with a completed operating income statement.

Purpose-built for a condominium unit or PUD project. Carries the same attachments as the Single-Family Residential Report, plus a project-level review alongside the interior and exterior inspection of the unit itself.

A six-page, exterior-only report for a single condominium unit, compliant with USPAP, lender guidelines, and Class Appraisal National Appraisal Services standards. Value opinion relies on Sales Comparison and Income approaches only — cost approach doesn't apply to a single unit within a project.

A desk-level analysis of an existing appraisal's logic and support for its estimated value, checked against USPAP, for both pre- and post-funding audits. Any additional data the reviewer needs to factor in is documented in the body of the review, drawn from available public sources.

Used to judge whether the appraisal techniques and reported data were sound, on a one-unit property — detached, attached, co-op, manufactured, or condo. Includes a full interior-and-exterior analysis alongside complete USPAP certification.

A five-page field review used by the reviewing appraiser to assess the accuracy of a 2-to-4-unit appraisal report, forming an opinion on whether the original appraiser's techniques and methods were appropriate.

A USPAP-compliant report based on exterior inspection only, for single-family properties including detached, PUD, or attached homes with an accessory unit. Delivered with front and street-view photographs and comparable maps.

An exterior-only inspection reporting on observed conditions, improvements, and neighborhood context — no estimated value is provided. Delivered with a front and street-scene photograph of the subject property, plus a map.