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Certified General Appraisals

Licensed in Nebraska, Iowa, & Kansas

We conduct certified general appraisals on any agricultural real estate asset ranging from vacant land to livestock facilities.

  • Farmland
  • Ranches
  • Rural Residential
  • Special Use Agribusiness
  • Recreational
  • CAFO Facilities
  • Feedlot
  • Dairy
  • Swine
  • Poultry
  • Transitional use agricultural production land
  • Eminent Domain
  • Conservation Easements
  • Grain Handling Facilities / Elevators
  • Utility Towers (Cell, Broadcast, Internet)
  • Farmland
  • Ranches
  • Rural Residential
  • Special Use Agribusiness
  • Recreational
  • Transitional use agricultural production land
  • Eminent Domain
  • Conservation Easements
  • Grain Handling Facilities / Elevators
  • Utility Towers (Cell, Broadcast, Internet)
  • CAFO Facilities
  • Feedlot
  • Dairy
  • Swine
  • Poultry

Farmland

Ranches

Rural Residential

Special Use Agribusiness

Recreational

CAFO Facilities

CAFO Facilities - Feedlot

CAFO Facilities - Dairy

CAFO Facilities - Swine

CAFO Facilities - Poultry

Transitional use agricultural production land

Eminent Domain

Conservation Easements

Grain Handling Facilities / Elevators

Utility Towers (Cell, Broadcast, Internet)

Farmland

Ranches

Rural Residential

Special Use Agribusiness

Recreational

Transitional use agricultural production land

Eminent Domain

Conservation Easements

Grain Handling Facilities / Elevators

Grain Handling Facilities / Elevators

Utility Towers (Cell, Broadcast, Internet)

CAFO Facilities

CAFO Facilities - Feedlot

CAFO Facilities - Dairy

CAFO Facilities - Swine

CAFO Facilities - Poultry

Approach

We follow the Uniform Standard of Appraisal Practices (USPAP) set by the National Appraisal Foundation for each project.

All appraisals are completed in a uniform report and consider all three approaches to value:

  • Cost Approach
  • Income Approach
  • Sales Approach
 

Our appraisal process is quick and easy:

Step 1
Submit a request for an appraisal – include your name, contact info, and location of property.
Step 2
Our appraiser will then contact you for further details regarding your property.
Step 3
A fee and timeline is quoted and if accepted an engagement letter will be signed.
Step 4
Property inspection will be scheduled with the landowner to inspect, interview, and take photos.
Step 5
Produce report and form an opinion of value.
Step 6
Report is sent to the intended user via email or mail.

Appraisals are done for the following:

Estate or Inheritance Tax Valuation

Financial Lending

Estate Planning or Settlement

Division or Partitioning

Completion of a Sale or Exchange

Business Reorganization

Condemnation

Investment Analysis

Divorce Settlements

Charitable Giving

IRS-based valuations for non-charitable contributions

Litigation

Agri-commercial

Business Valuations

Partial Interest Appraisals

Secondary Market Lending