NBA uses personal expertise, extensive knowledge and certified education to provide USPAP compliant asset appraisals
Asset Appraisal is a method of assessing the value of a company's real property, equipment, furniture, furnishings, machinery, vehicles/trucks or other assets used in the company's operations. An asset appraisal is commonly performed for a number of reasons (see uses below). Asset appraisals may consist of both subjective and objective measurements. Asset appraisals may be needed as part of valuing a company. The underlying assets of a company must be stated in fair market value terms when a business valuation is performed. Common methods for determining an asset's value include comparing it to similar assets (market approach) and ajusting its cost (cost approach). Many times banks are required according to their charters, lending laws or SBA requirements to have the underlying assets of a business appraised.
National Business Appraisers does not appraise Antiques, Collectibles, Coins, Jewelry or Assets that are generally considered personal in nature. In the event that such Assets require Appraisal as part of a Business Valuation we can sub-contract with specialists in these areas. We also don't appraise and their attached structures.
