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Call Al Cheney at 251-533-2424 in regards to your special “non-financial” appraisal fee for your home within Baldwin County, Alabama. Here is a list of the special “non-financial” appraisal fees within these areas:

Barnwell 36532: $250
Bay Minette 36507: $275
Belforest 36526: $250
Bon Secour 36511: $250
Crossroads 36507: $250
Daphne 36526: $250
Elberta 36530: $275
Elsanor 36567: $275
Fairhope 36532: $250
Foley 36535: $275
Gulf Shores 36542: $275
Josephine 36530: $275
Lillian 36549: $275
Malbis 36526: $250
Magnolia Springs 36555: $250
Marlow 36580: $250
Montrose 36559: $250
Mullet Point 36532: $250
Ono Island 36561: $275
Orange Beach 36561: $275
Oyster Bay 36542: $275
Perdido Beach 36561: $275
Perdido 36562: $275
Pinegrove 36507: $275
Point Clear 36564: $250
Rabun (Rabon) 36507: $275
Robertsdale 36567: $250
Seminole 36574: $275
Silverhill 36576: $250
Spanish Cove 36549: $275
Spanish Fort 36527: $250
Stapleton 36578: $250
Stockton 36579: $275
Styx River 36578: $275
Summerdale 36580: $250
Tensaw 36507: $250
Whitehouse Forks 36507: $250
Wolf Bay 36530, 36535: $275

The above special discounted fees for homeowners within these areas are typical for “non-financial” appraisal reports completed by Al Cheney, a Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser in the State of Alabama, having over 35 years experience within the Mobile Bay Metro Area. More complex and or waterfront properties as well as undeveloped acreage or land will be quoted on a case-by-case basis.

Call Al Cheney at 251-533-2424, www.CheneyAppraisalServices.com/, www.AlabamaRealEstateAppraisals.com

“Grant Park Entrance Marker”, 13 July 2015

The Grant Park subdivision is located in the Midtown West area near major shopping centers and a quick access to U. S. Interstate Highway 65.

The vast majority of homes will have 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms with a few homes having an extra half bath. The square foot range is mostly between 1,700 and 2,400.

There are only 3 reported home sales within the past 12 months according to the Mobile Area Association of Realtors’ MLS. The average price per square foot is $106.96 and the median sale price is $190,500 based on these three home sales.

Al Cheney has very special discounted “non-financial” home appraisal fees ranging from $225-$275 depending on complexity and location. The vast majority of “non-financial” appraisal fees within the city limits of Mobile are only $225 to assist the homeowners in making a decision, i.e. thinking about selling, tax appeal.

Call Al Cheney at 251-533-2424 and let’s discuss the appraisal process within the Grant Park subdivision or any other Midtown residential neighborhood. Visit website www.CheneyAppraisalServices.com/ for additional information.

Montgomery County, Alabama Information

Appraisal Services of Central Alabama
401 Arrowhead Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117-4109

Appraisals Now! Ray Rossell
P. O. Box 230864
Montgomery, AL 36123-0864

Ben Glass & Co., LLC
7111 Halcyon Park Drive, Suite F
Montgomery, AL 36117

Betts Appraisal Services
P. O. Box 11382
Montgomery, AL 36111

Brown Properties
563 George Todd Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117-2233

Chris Dixon & Associates, Inc.
101 Market Place, Suite 600
Montgomery, AL 36117

Community Real Estate Appraisal Services, LLC
35 Creek Court
Montgomery, AL 36117

Finlay & Company
P. O. Box 240764
Montgomery, AL 36124

Hassell Realty
1508 Mulberry Street
Montgomery, AL 36106-1520

Hixon & Associates, LLC
P. O. Box 241293
Montgomery, AL 36124-1293

Ken Green Appraisals
436 Arrowleaf Court
Montgomery, AL 36117

Metro Appraisal Services
P. O. Box 230654
Montgomery, AL 36123

Mike Noble Appraisals
P.O. Box 241014
Montgomery, AL 36124

Montgomery Appraisal Associates, LLC
P. O. Box 11233
Montgomery, AL 36111

Moore Appraisal Services, LLC
2016 Halston Boulevard
Montgomery, AL 36117

Nathan Stephen Appraisal Service
P. O. Box 242236
Montgomery, AL 36124

Phil Bernstein Appraisal Services
P. O. Box 11462
Montgomery, AL 36111

Real Estate Appraisers, LLC
4732 Woodmere Boulevard
Montgomery, AL 36106

River Region Appraisals, LLC
P. O. Box 211061
Montgomery, AL 36121

Shawn Murphy Appraisal Services LLC
8741 Lillington Circle
Montgomery, AL 36117

City of Montgomery, Alabama Information website

Montgomery County Sheriff Official website

Montgomery Public Records website

Cheney Appraisal Services, Al Cheney, Mobile, Alabama Real Estate Appraiser, (251) 533-2424, http://www.AlabamaRealEstateAppraisals.com/, provides this information to assist clients and visitors with their real estate appraisal assignments and questions.

The marketing conditions in the Lillian, Alabama area indicates an increase in active listings and an increase in the months of housing supply (total listings/absorption rate) which could jeopardize local property values.

Over the past 12 months (13 June 2009 to 13 June 2010), there has been a reduction of 63% in sales (88 sales in the past 12 months), resulting in an over 20 months absorption rate (115+ active listings at this posting).

The active listings and housing sales primarily range from $29,900+ to $999,000+, including manufactured homes, colonial, contemporary, cottage, ranch, and other accepted local styles.

The median sale price percentage is 92.616% to 94.299% when comparing to asking list prices. Properties will move quicker if asking prices are competitive. So, unless competitively priced, be patient, a rising absorption rate will result in longer times when selling your home within Lillian, Alabama.

Contact Cheney Appraisal Services for additional information by telephoning (251) 533-2424 or email your comments and questions to Albert@CheneyAppraisalServices.com.

The coastal properties in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas will be affected by this catastrophic oil spill for years to come. As of today, now 47 days and still counting, BP Oil has been ineffective in successfully stopping the flow of oil. Therefore, our Gulf Coast is faced with environmental devastation, loss of marine life and wildlife, further property devaluation (not that inept governmental and political faux pas were enough to damage), illusion of an economic recovery, businesses closing, and loss of livelihoods for longtime residents.

As a person who has lived in the Mobile Bay Metro Area (Baldwin County and Mobile County of Alabama) the majority of my life, this massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico conjures up so many emotions and thoughts inside me and, many unkind words (please forgive) towards all who have dragged this on for much too long. Also, the lack of expedience and nondisclosures which could be labeled lies has certainly not helped to comfort Gulf Coast residents. It is quite evident that many Gulf Coast residents do not believe BP Oil and the government have properly handled this oil spill catastrophe.

Anyway, this oil spill catastrophe will apparently be with us for many months and years to come. Our Gulf Coast area will never be the same and will definitely affect the United States as a whole and potentially have International negative implications. Also, unfortunately, coastal properties more than likely will be faced with further decline in value; not that government intrusions and regulations as well as poor and restrictive lending practices have already been enough to damage our property values and the real estate industry as a whole.

So, how will the coastal real estate marketability be affected within the Gulf Coast states? Whether true or not, the stigma of an oil spill catastrophe will, in my opinion, have a potential affect on the marketability of properties along the Gulf Coast. How much of an affect is still an unknown? The future selling of coastal properties should begin to hold the answers to these questions. So, “time will tell.”

Is your property rich in oil? If so, it’s certainly not the way you want to discover oil on your property. Contact a professional you trust and get sound advice when the stigma of oil has knocked on your door. There are many good Certified Real Estate Appraisers and Attorneys in the Gulf Coast states. It is always important to understand the affects of this oil spill upon our coastal properties.

Information and opinions have been provided by Cheney Appraisal Services, Albert Marshall Cheney, a Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser for the state of Alabama, (251) 533-2424. Albert Cheney has over 35 years of real estate experience in the southern part of Alabama.

Cheney Appraisal Services, Albert Marshall Cheney, Certified FHA Approved Real Estate Appraiser, Baldwin County, Mobile County, Alabama, (251) 533-2424, assists the Appraisal Management Companies (AMCs), Clients, Lenders and Property Owners in finding active and approved Certified FHA Real Estate Appraisers within HERNANDO, OLIVE BRANCH & SOUTHAVEN and other principal cities in the State of Mississippi.

Cheney Appraisal Services provides categories of Mississippi cities and towns which list only approved Certified FHA Real Estate Appraisers with website links for contact. Periodically, these categories and lists of Certified FHA Approved Appraisers will be updated by Albert Marshall Cheney.

HERNANDO, OLIVE BRANCH & SOUTHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI
http://www.kevingrehan.com/

https://melwoody.appraiserxsites.com/

http://www.billsextonappraisals.com/

http://www.waynetubberville.com/

 Cheney Appraisal Services, Albert Marshall Cheney, Certified FHA Approved Real Estate Appraiser, Baldwin County, Mobile County, Alabama, (251) 533-2424, has made an effort to provide current information with only active and approved Certified FHA Real Estate Appraisers with company websites. Each Certified FHA Approved Appraiser should also be in good standing with the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) and their licensing state. If anyone using this appraisal list has a legitimate reason why a Certified FHA Approved Real Estate Appraiser should not be listed within this appraisal listing, then forward your information to Cheney Appraisal Services, Albert@CheneyAppraisalServices.com, for review and removal consideration. Thank you!

On the 20th April, 2010, the Deepwater Horizon offshore drilling rig, operating off the coast of Louisiana, had a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. This oil spill resulted in a blowout leading to an explosion. At this point in time, Gulf Coast residents were not fully aware of its severity but very concerned about their future.

Now, we’re twenty-eight (28) days and counting down to a potentially life changing event for Alabamians. We are all wondering about our beautiful Alabama beaches, our coastal waters, our wildlife and our livelihood. How severe will this oil spill affect our lives in Alabama? How severe will this oil spill affect the Gulf Coast wildlife? How severe will this oil spill affect the lives in Louisiana? Will we have a seafood industry in the future? Are we counting down to an impending threat to the Alabama coastline? Will it be a disaster negatively affecting the Alabama coastline for decades to come? How will Alabama coastal properties be affected by this catastrophe? Will the marketability of coastal Alabama real estate be affected and labeled with the stigma as “oil spill property,” whether true or false? Will your property be worth more or less after the oil spill reaches the shores of Alabama? Do you really think the Obama Administration acted quickly on this catastrophe? I think you already know the answer for many of these questions.

If your coastal real estate becomes affected from this oil spill, contact a qualified attorney for advice and remember Cheney Appraisal Services, Albert M. Cheney, (251) 533-2424, as your Certified Residential Appraiser.