Single Family Residential
This is our most common type of appraisal. A single-family residential property is typically a stand alone home on its own lot. Single-family residential homes may also be attached like a townhouse or condominium, as long as each unit is separate and individually titled.
Detached
Detached single-family homes are stand alone dwellings that include ownership of the land. They range from cookie-cutter to custom, stick-built to modular, and may include an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) if the zoning permits such a use. This is the most versatile form of home ownership, as it can be altered by the owner up to what is legally permissible by the local jurisdiction.
Attached
Attached single-family homes share a common wall with another unit. These often have party wall agreements that establish how things like the roof and exterior maintenance are handled. Land is owned by each respective owner, usually divided along the party walls. Each unit is individually titled and intended for use by each owner. Some are developed as attached homes and others may be converted from existing multifamily properties.
Condominium
Condominiums are single-family homes that are typically attached or stacked within a building. They are individually titled and share common elements with other owners in an undivided interest. The condominium development or HOA is responsible for maintenance of the exterior and common elements, as well as insuring the building, which may be funded by monthly HOA dues and/or special assessments.
At Assurance Valuation, we are familiar with the many unique neighborhoods and submarkets around the greater Denver metro area. We appraise everything from historic turn-of-the-century homes to luxury condominiums, one-of-a-kind custom builds, and everything in between. No matter what type of residential property you need valued, our experience and formal training as Certified Residential Appraisers make us uniquely qualified to meet your valuation needs.