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If you've ever found yourself embroiled in a legal dispute involving the value of real estate, a business, or other assets, you quickly realize getting an authoritative appraisal is crucial. An independent, third-party valuation can provide the impartial clarity needed to resolve the conflict. But not just any old appraisal...

For many businesses, inventory and equipment represent a major investment and a significant portion of total assets. However, the true value of these assets can be difficult to determine. Simply looking at the original purchase price on a balance sheet often does not reflect the current market value.  Appraising inventory...

Valuing early stage startups and private companies is more art than science. With limited financial data and performance history to analyze, investors must rely heavily on qualitative factors, growth assumptions, and comparables to estimate a company's worth.   For founders seeking investment, valuation establishes the percentage of equity they must give...

Business appraisals are a critical part of mergers and acquisitions, equity transactions, estate planning, litigation support, and other financial situations. Appraisals aim to determine the fair market value of a business based on its financial performance, assets, market position, and future prospects.  While appraisals incorporate both quantitative and qualitative factors,...