You need to know what to expect when you need an appraisal of your machinery and equipment. Just what goes into a Certified Appraisal Report? A USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice) compliant Report mandates specific information about the subject property to withstand scrutiny by the IRS, lenders, courts, attorneys and others.

Briefly, the Certified Machinery & Equipment Appraisal Report prepared by Ribarich Appraisals will contain substantiated, irrefutible, defensible information you can rely upon. For example...

• Summary Of Facts
• Scope of Work
• Degree To Which The Property Is Inspected Or Identified
• Extent Of Research Into The Physical Or Economic Factors That Could Affect The Property
• Extent Of Data Research
• Type And Extent Of Analysis Applied In Arriving At Opinions Or Conclusions
• Depth Of Onsite Inspection
• Overall Condition Of Equipment
• Intended Use
• Definitions Of Conditions
• Methods Of Evaluations
• Sources Contacted
• Final Value Summary And Reconciliation
• Appraiser's Certifications And Qualifications
• Photographs

One Of The Most Important Questions You Need Answered...
"Is The Appraisal Report USPAP Compliant?"

Types Of Appraisals:
Summary Certified Appraisals
Desktop Summary Certified Appraisals

Types Of Analysis:
Fair Market Value (FMV)
Orderly Liquidation Value (OLV)
Forced Liquidation Value (FLV)