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to obtain a
loan.
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to lower
your tax burden.
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to establish
the replacement cost of insurance.
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to contest
high property taxes.
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to settle an
estate.
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to help you
make one of the largest financial decisions in your life.
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to provide a
negotiating tool when purchasing real estate.
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to determine
a reasonable price when selling real estate.
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to protect
your rights in a condemnation case.
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to allow you
to obtain a qualified appraisal report.
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because a
government agency such as the IRS requires it.
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you are
involved in a lawsuit.