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LAJones Appraisals LLC
providing appraisal services
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Virginia Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser
About the Owner
Laura Ann Jones is a Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser, FHA approved, who has provided appraisal services within the Northern Virginia area since 2006.
Laura is primarily serving Prince William County, Manassas City and Manassas Park City, and has resided within this area since 1998.
Services Available
LAJones Appraisals LLC offers appraisal services for mortgage lending, pre-sale valuation, divorce settlement, PMI removal, estate planning, foreclosure-REO, etc. Extensive experience completing valuations/appraisals in the Northern Virginia area allows Laura to provide quality services to individuals, lenders, attorneys, real estate agents and homeowners. This experience includes services for single family residences, condominiums, as well as new construction and complex properties.
Experience
Laura began her career in this industry as an appraiser assistant in 2001, progressing to an appraiser trainee the following year, resulting in obtaining licensure with the Virginia Real Estate Appraiser Board in 2006. Additional education and training allowed for upgrading the license to a Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser in 2007. Laura has since retained certification, performing residential valuation services throughout Northern Virginia.
Quality
Laura's 20 year experience within this industry has enriched her ability to provide quality valuation services within the Northern Virginia area. Continuing education requirements result in a perpetual cycle of additional knowledge pertaining to the real estate valuation process.
Affordable
Laura offers competitive rates within Prince William county, Manassas City and Manassas Park City. Services are also available in other cities/counties wtihin the Northern Virginia area. Call or email today for a price quote.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the appraiser interior/exterior viewing involve?
The appraiser will view all rooms documenting the utility of the dwelling ( number of bedrooms, baths, etc.) and noting features, finishes and amenities including, fireplaces, garage, deck, patio, porch, shed, etc. In addition, photographs will be taken of each room, and measurements of the improvements. HOA/Condo association information such as contact, community amenities and fees will be need to provided, as well as a copy of the plat or house location survey, if available. In addition, a list of updates/upgrades to the improvements is also helpful.
How long should I plan for the appraiser's visit?
Typical viewing time is for most appraisers is approximately 45 minutes for single family residential properties. This will vary depending upon the size of the dwelling, the quality, condition and features. Upon scheduling the appointment, the appraiser should advise how much time to allow for the appraiser to gather all data necessary.