Mitchell Real Estate & Appraisals takes pride in having a strong ethical foundation and training regimen of professional appraisal standards & practices.

To order an appraisal, please send your request via email to jmitchell9@sc.rr.com or Fax 888.887.8135.


Typical Turn-around Times:
 24 to 72 hours depending on property/borrower availability

Counties Served:
South Carolina:   Richland, Lexington, Kershaw, Fairfield, & Newberry 

Appraisal Fees:
Standard Residential Appraisal:         $325
Resort/Unique Appraisal:                     $350 & up*
Rent Schedule:                                       $  75
Operating Income Statement:              $  75
Final/Progress Inspections:                 $  75
*Fees generally increase according to the complexity of the assignment.  For example, standard Appraisal fees do not apply to "unique" properties which may include exceptionally large homes, resort water frontage, substantial acreage, etc. which require a more detailed evaluation of subject property & comparable sales. Please email jmitchell9@sc.rr.com with assignment details for a fee quote.

Partial List of Clients Served:
Wachovia, First Community Bank, Bank of America, First Citizens Bank, Carolina First Bank, Custom Mortgage

Excerpt from www.appraisalfoundation.org:
Have you ever...Bought a house? Sold an antique? Inherited a farm? Donated property? Owned a business? Paid property taxes? Bought fine jewelry? Served as an executor of an estate? Given up part of your property through a right of way taking? If so, then you are like most people who from time to time enter into a situation, financial or otherwise, involving the need for an appraisal. An appraisal is an independent, unbiased estimate of value that often serves as a cornerstone in a transaction. Professional appraisers value property with independence and objectivity. A key question to ask prior to engaging an appraiser, is whether or not her or she performs services in compliance with the current annual edition of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). USPAP, published annually by the Appraisal Standards Board of The Appraisal Foundation, is the generally accepted set of standards of professional appraisal practice in North America. In the United States, USPAP is recognized by state real estate appraiser licensing agencies, Federal bank regulatory agencies and many other Federal, state and local authorities. Selecting an ethical appraiser who complies with USPAP is the consumer's best assurance that he or she is working with a professional who will provide quality services.