Service Area · Maryland
Frederick County Real Estate Appraisals
LendPort Appraisals, Inc. provides residential real estate appraisals in Frederick County, Maryland, for mortgage lending (UAD 3.6), immigration filings, proof of assets, divorce and asset division, date of death and estate settlement, and pre-listing decisions. Reports are prepared by a Maryland Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser and developed in compliance with USPAP.
Frederick County Facts
- Coverage
- Frederick County is a secondary service area. Call before ordering to confirm availability and geographic competency for the specific property.
- County seat
- Frederick
- Divorce filings
- Circuit Court for Frederick County, Frederick
- Estate filings
- Register of Wills for Frederick County, Frederick
- Typical turnaround
- 5 business days typical, measured from engagement, receipt of required documents, and property access. Not guaranteed; the delivery date is confirmed in writing before engagement.
- Appraiser
- Boris Maslow, Maryland Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser, License #300 27565; FHA Roster Appraiser.
- USPAP
- Developed and communicated in compliance with the current edition of USPAP.
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Call, text, or email. Inquiries are answered within one business day.
Communities Served
Frederick County includes the City of Frederick, newer planned developments such as those in Urbana, and rural and agricultural land in the northern and western county.
- Frederick
- Urbana
- New Market
- Ijamsville
- Middletown
- Brunswick
- Walkersville
- Thurmont
- Emmitsburg
- Myersville
Properties outside the listed communities are also served within Frederick County.
Appraisal Services in Frederick County
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you appraise homes in Frederick County?
Yes. Frederick County is a secondary service area. Call before ordering to confirm availability and geographic competency for the specific property. Communities served include Frederick, Urbana, New Market, Ijamsville, Middletown, Brunswick, Walkersville, Thurmont, and surrounding areas. Typical turnaround is 5 business days from engagement, receipt of required documents, and property access.
Where are divorce and estate matters filed in Frederick County?
Divorce cases are filed in the Circuit Court for Frederick County, and estates are opened with the Register of Wills for Frederick County, both located in Frederick. An appraisal for either use states its intended use, intended users, and effective date, which may be a past date such as the date of separation or date of death.
What types of appraisals are available in Frederick County?
Immigration appraisals, proof of assets appraisals, divorce and asset division appraisals, date of death and retrospective appraisals, pre-listing appraisals, and UAD 3.6 mortgage lending appraisals for lenders and AMCs.