Lois Jordan / The Appraisal Office — Desktop Appraisals
This report was amended after signing. The signature was removed and will be re-applied — with a new signature date — when you sign & submit again. Each amendment must document what was revised.
Received automatically from the inspector app by order / loan number — read-only for the appraiser.
This text never appears in the appraisal report. It is not merged, copied, or printed into the report anywhere. It exists solely so the appraiser can learn about the property from the inspector — their observations, views, and opinions. Use it to inform your own Discussion of Improvements above; anything you want in the report must be written there in your own words.
Click any photo to enlarge. The first photo becomes the subject front photo on the report.
This flows into the signed certification below — it is not printed as a separate report section.
I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief:
When a trainee is involved, the trainee signs on the left and you (the supervisory appraiser) sign on the right. The trainee list comes from your Settings — other appraisers are never shown. Fields default from the profile and are editable on this report.
Upload tax card, deed, or other supporting docs. PDFs convert to compressed images on upload and the original PDF is discarded.
These auto-fill the appraiser block on every report you open — no re-typing per report.
PDFs convert to compressed PNGs on upload. These attach automatically to the report package for every assignment.
Add trainees who work under your supervision. On a trainee's report they sign on the left and you sign as the supervisory appraiser on the right. Other appraisers are never shown to you or to anyone else.
Lenders are created automatically when a new order comes in. Each lender's settings apply to all of that lender's reports.
Admins edit order-level details only — never the appraisal content.
Each appraisal submission is an immutable snapshot. "View / Print" opens a read-only copy.
Each photo submission from the inspector is stored as a version.
A short narrative of the property — condition, layout, any renovations or issues worth noting.
A clear photo of the front of the house.
Add at least one exterior photo. Every photo needs a description before you can submit.
Optional — add these only when the inspection includes the interior. Every photo needs a description before you can submit.
Edit the description above — it saves automatically and updates the report. Use ← → keys to browse.
Enter a rate to auto-calculate a line — a blank or zero rate means no auto-calculation. Differences within the threshold get no adjustment. Age is inverted (older comp = upward adjustment). Applies to every comparable.
Auto-calculates the Contract Date adjustment for every comparable from an appreciation rate and the time between each comp's contract date and the effective date of the appraisal. Turn it off to type adjustments manually.
Enter the percentage as-is — 4 means 4%, 10.3 means 10.3% (not 0.103).
Adjustment = Sale Price × rate × months elapsed (annual rates are prorated monthly). A comp with no contract date falls back to its close/sale date; a comp that closed after the effective date gets a negative (downward) adjustment automatically.
Set a rate and threshold; adjustments compute across all comparables.
Adjustment = (subject − comp difference in units) × rate, applied to every comparable. Differences within the threshold get no adjustment. Age is inverted (older comp = upward adjustment).