Service area
Real Estate Appraiser in Glendale, CA
Randy M. Sonns takes requests for a real estate appraisal for property in Glendale, California. Owners, buyers, executors, trustees, spouses and attorneys can ask for a written value of a home. Each report states its purpose and date and names the people who may rely on it.
Local context
About property in Glendale
Glendale is an incorporated city in Los Angeles County. The Census Bureau's 2023 Gazetteer lists 30.479 square miles of land, and its July 2023 population estimate is 187,050. Those figures describe the city and not any one home.
The county's official list includes Glendale among the cities of Los Angeles County, and the city's website lists the departments that handle building and planning questions for a specific address.
Appraisal services
Appraisal services for property in Glendale
Residential appraisal
For example, a Glendale buyer may want to check a price against recent sales. See residential appraisal in Los Angeles for the property types covered and how the visit works.
About residential appraisal
Estate appraisal
For example, an executor handling a Glendale property may need a value as of the date of death. See estate appraisal in Los Angeles for the date and the records that help.
About estate appraisal
Divorce appraisal
For example, a Glendale couple dividing a home may need one neutral value at an agreed date. See divorce appraisal in Los Angeles for why the valuation date matters.
About divorce appraisal
Randy follows the five steps published on his residential appraisal page: a consultation, a property inspection, a market analysis, a written valuation report and electronic delivery. Fees and timing depend on the property and the purpose, so ask for them when you request a quote.
Official records
Records that help for a Glendale home
The City of Glendale's Development Services FAQ points owners to its Property Portal for permits and records and separately describes its current permits portal. Read the city's frequently asked questions and ask which portal covers your address.
A record of past work helps an appraiser understand additions and repairs. A missing record is not a valuation conclusion, and an appraisal is not a certificate that a building meets code.
In their words
What clients say
These are three client reviews of Randy M. Sonns, shown with their original dates. They come from different clients and are not specific to Glendale. You can read all client reviews on the home page.
"I found Randy online without a referral of any kind. After discussing my project here in Pacific Palisades on the phone with Randy, I knew right away that he was the right guy for the job. Randy quickly started work on my appraisal. His research on the conditions of the market and research of comparable homes has given me excellent documentation for my home....I feel very content and satisfied with his evaluation. I might add also; Randy is not only a very educated pro at appraisals , but he is also very personalable,very kind , and very respectful. Thank you Randy... I look forward to working with you on future projects."
"He did it in a hurry for me. Great guy! Easy to work with. Tons of experience. I definitely recommend him to anyone."
"Randy is super informative. Helpfull and amazing, definitely recommend him for investment appraisal. He knows my area very well."
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Does Randy M. Sonns appraise homes in Glendale?
Randy M. Sonns takes requests for a real estate appraisal in Glendale as part of his work across Los Angeles County and Ventura County. Tell him the property address and the purpose, and he will confirm whether it fits and what to expect at the visit. Ask before you order, because fit depends on the property.
What types of appraisal can I request for a property in Glendale?
You can request a residential appraisal for a sale, purchase or private decision, an estate appraisal for a stated date such as a date of death, or a divorce appraisal for an agreed valuation date. Each has its own purpose and date, so say which applies when you ask about your Glendale property.
How do I request an appraisal for a property in Glendale?
Use the contact form or call (310) 429-3569, Monday to Saturday from 9am to 6pm. Give the address of the Glendale property, the purpose of the appraisal, the date the value must apply to and anyone who should receive the report. Randy replies to confirm the scope and arrange the visit.
Where do I find Glendale permit information?
The City of Glendale's Development Services pages point to a Property Portal for permits and records and describe a separate current permits portal. Ask the city which one covers your address, and gather a dated list of improvements so the appraiser can match past work to what the home shows today.
Next step
Ask about a Glendale property
Request an Appraisal and give Randy the address and the purpose. Call (310) 429-3569 Monday to Saturday from 9am to 6pm.
Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm. Closed on Sunday.