Residential Property Types
We appraise a broad range of residential properties, including detached homes, attached residences, condominiums, and small residential income-producing properties.

Single Family Homes
Traditional detached residences throughout Virginia.

Townhomes
Attached residential properties within established communities and planned developments.

Condominiums
Low-rise and high-rise condominium units.

Duplexes, Triplexes, Fourflexes
Small residential income-producing properties containing two to four residential units.

Manufactured Homes
Factory-built housing constructed to applicable HUD standards.

Modular Homes
Permanently installed modular residences.

Residential Lots
Vacant residential parcels and individual lots.

Buildable Parcels
Residential parcels with potential for development, subject to applicable land-use considerations.

Development Tracts
Larger parcels with potential for residential development or subdivision.
Properties With Unique Characteristics
Some residential properties require additional market analysis because of their location, size, improvements, or unique characteristics.
Rural & Acreage Properties
Residential properties located in rural or low-density markets and homes situated on larger parcels.
Waterfront Properties
Residential properties with water frontage, water views, or water-access considerations.
Luxuary & Estate Properties
Custom homes, estates, and higher-value residential properties.
Historic Properties
Older residences and properties with distinctive architectural or historical characteristics.
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Additional Structures & Improvements
Residential properties may include additional structures that contribute to the overall property characteristics and require consideration in the appraisal assignment.
Barns
Workshops
Storage Buildings
Detached Garages
Muliple Parcel Properties
Assignments involving more than one legal parcel may require consideration of the relationship between parcels, their individual characteristics, and their contribution to the overall property.
