Appraisals in Kent County, Michigan

Serving Grand Rapids, Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker, Grandville, and surrounding communities

Your Kent County Appraiser

Kent County is home base. Our office is in East Grand Rapids, and we appraise homes, condominiums, small multifamily buildings, land, and commercial property across Grand Rapids and the surrounding cities and townships.

Property in Kent County

Kent County ranges from historic city neighborhoods like Heritage Hill and East Hills, to newer subdivisions in Byron Center, Caledonia, and Ada, to rural acreage north toward Cedar Springs and Sparta. Older city homes often need careful condition and updating analysis, while rural parcels bring outbuildings, wells, septic systems, and acreage into the valuation.

Common Reasons Clients Order

Kent County assignments include estate and date-of-death appraisals for probate, divorce appraisals, Board of Review and Michigan Tax Tribunal appeals, pre-listing appraisals, and PMI removal.

Cities, Villages, and Townships We Serve

Grand Rapids, Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker, Grandville, East Grand Rapids, Rockford, Lowell, Cedar Springs, Ada, Byron Center, Caledonia, Sparta, and the rest of Kent County.

Questions Before You Order

What can I expect during the appraisal inspection?
Inspections are scheduled with a 2-hour arrival window, and an exact arrival time is available upon request. The on-site visit typically takes 15–45 minutes.
How much does an appraisal cost?
Pricing varies depending on several factors, including property location, complexity, intended use (residential or commercial), site size, turnaround time, and the overall scope of work. Because each assignment is unique, the most accurate way to receive a quote is to submit the property address and a brief description of your needs using our contact form.
What can I do if I disagree with an appraisal?
If you’ve received an appraisal and disagree with the final opinion of value, you still have options. Our professional consulting services can help you evaluate the report to determine whether a full appraisal review is appropriate. We can clarify appraisal terminology, identify potential gaps, and assist you in preparing an unbiased Reconsideration of Value request with the proper structure and language for your lender.
Can I order an appraisal to have my PMI removed?
PMI can typically be removed once your loan-to-value ratio reaches 80% and you’ve owned the home for at least five years. Some lenders may allow removal at a 75% loan-to-value ratio after two years. Because requirements vary, it’s essential to confirm your lender’s specific policy. Whether they will accept a privately ordered appraisal, many rely solely on their own panel of appraisers for internal loan processes.

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What Our Clients Say

“Corinne was super responsive, very communicative and did a great job for us. Appraisal report was professional and promptly delivered as she said it would be. Highly recommend!”

Andrew G, 2026

“Corinne’s thorough review of our property increased our confidence before making a financial investment. She provided tremendous peace of mind and helped us consider details that never occurred to us.”

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