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Certified Machinery & Equipment Appraisals 

Do You Know What The Equipment is Really Worth?

Estimating the true market value of your machinery and equipment at any given time requires the specialized skills of a professional who has the expertise and certification to determine its true fair market value. Whether you need to know the fair market value or other standards of value such as liquidation value, doesn't it make sound financial sense to obtain a credible Certified Appraisal Report that holds up under scrutiny with financial institutions, government agencies, buyers, sellers, shareholders, or partners?

We perform appraisals on many types of M&E including:

  • Manufacturing Equipment
  • Medical Equipment
  • Construction Equipment

Clients Primarily Include:

  • Bankers needing to substatiate the value of business assets in support of lending decisions, especially SBA loans requiring an independant appraisal.
  • Business Owners requiring appraisals for planning, tax, insurance, or M&A purposes.
  •  Accountants, Attorneys, and other professionals advising business owners in various aspects of planning, compliance, and legal matters.

 

Types of Appraisals

Summary Appraisal Report 

 

A summary appraisal report is typically utilized for estimating the value of machinery and equipment. On-site inspection details are included in the appraisal report. This USPAP compliant report expresses value as a single figure for each tangible asset valued and the aggregate is reported as a single number.

 

Desktop Appraisal Report

 

A desktop appraisal report is typically used to determine value without the expense of an on-site inspection and detailed analysis of the condition of the machinery or equipment. You send us pictures and a brief description of the machinery or equipment and we provide a value based on this information.

 

Types of Analysis

 

Fair Market Value (FMV)

 

Orderly Liquidation Value (OLV)

 

Forced Liquidation Value (FLV)

 

Reasons for an Appraisal: 

 

Buy/Sell Agreements Loans / Refinancing Business Valuations
Divorce Converting From C To S Corp Insurable Value
Cost Segregation Trust / Estate Planning Gift Planning Partnership Dissolution
Foreclosure/ Bankruptcy 1031 Exchanges Property Taxes

 

 

 

 

 

 

Not All Appraisal Reports Are Equal.   

 

 

 

Why would you rely on any other type of Appraisal Report?  Our Professional Appraisal Reports will contain: 

 

  • Summary Of Facts
  • Scope of Work
  • Degree To Which The Property Is Inspected Or Identified
  • Extent Of Research Into The Physical Or Economic Factors That Could Affect The Property
  • Extent Of Data Research
  • Type And Extent Of Analysis Applied In Arriving At Opinions Or Conclusions
  • Depth Of On site Inspection
  • Overall Condition Of Equipment
  • Intended Use
  • Economic Conditions
  • Definitions Of Conditions
  • Methods Of Evaluations
  • Sources Contacted
  • Market Conditions
  • Final Value Summary And Reconciliation
  • Appraiser's Certifications And Qualifications
  • Photographs


We are members of the NEBB Institute and have been awarded the Certified Machinery & Equipment Appraiser (CMEA) designation.  We adhere to a strict code of ethics and comply with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) guidelines.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                         

  
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