Pointer Appraisal Services - Appraisal Services for Attorneys and CPAs

Attorneys and Certified Public Accountants will find our detailed analysis to be well documented and concise.

Pointer Appraisal services all of Northeast Ohio. See: Our Service Area

Our experienced Appraisers hold such prestigious designations as ASA from the American Society of Appraisers. We offer Commercial, Light Industrial, and Residential Appraisal and Valuation. Click here for our staff profiles.

We provide both Probate Court and IRS Compliant Valuation.

Pointer Appraisal can provide valuation for most any matter. Some examples of common assignments are:

Estate
Condemnation
Trust Administration (IRS)
Foreclosure
Divorce
Bankruptcy
Partial Interest Valuation
Ad Valorem Tax Appeal and Assessment Appeal
Valuation for potential Lien
Financial Planning
Tax Planning
Business Formation
Date of Death Valuation
Expert Witness Testimony

To order an Appraisal report or get a Free Fee Quote: Click Here or Contact our office at:

Office toll-free     (866) 495-4990
Office Local         (330) 688-4990
Facsimile             (206) 338-5861
Email                Info@PointerAppraisal.com

All inquiries are confidential.

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