About Eagle Home Appraisal Long Beach

A local appraisal business with one purpose: a number you can use

Eagle Home Appraisal Long Beach prepares independent home appraisals for the moments when a house has to be valued for a reason: an estate, a probate filing, a divorce, an inherited home that may be sold. Most of the people who call are not in a hurry to learn appraisal vocabulary. They want to know what the number is for, what it will take and who will read the report.

How a first call goes

You tell us the address and what you need to decide. We ask for the date the value should reflect, who will rely on the report and when you need it. Then we talk about scope, fee and timing before anything is ordered. If an attorney or tax adviser is involved, we suggest you ask them to confirm the date first.

What we will not do

We do not promise how a court, the IRS or a lender will treat a report, and we do not guess a value over the phone. We also will not tell you an appraisal is necessary when the estate’s attorney can tell you it is not.

Who handles your assignment

Which appraiser takes a job depends on the address and the calendar, so we do not promise a name on this page. Before you agree to anything, ask us who would handle it, what the report would cover and when you would have it, and ask for their license number. You can check it yourself with the California Bureau of Real Estate Appraisers. If we cannot take the house, we will say so.

Why Long Beach homes need a closer look

The city is old and varied. Its eighteen historic districts sit a short drive from canal-side streets, downtown condominiums and post-war tracts, and back houses and converted garages are common. We ask about those things first because they decide which sales are fair comparisons.

Where to start

Our services explain each kind of assignment. Our service area page lists the Los Angeles County records worth gathering. Or just call, and we will start with the house.