CW Appraisals Inc. is a Manitoba residential real estate appraisal firm providing residential appraisal services throughout Manitoba including Winnipeg, Brandon, Portage la Prairie, Morden, Winkler, Altona, the Interlake, East Beaches of Lake Winnipeg, Dauphin, Russell, and all points between.
Great customer service is fundamental to our business. We provide accurate market valuations for real estate listings and sales, mortgage financing, refinancing, relocations, foreclosure, divorce/separation, estates, Property Tax appeals and portfolio assessments.
Craig received his CRA Designation in May 2007 while working with the City of Winnipeg Assessment Department. In 2008 Craig started working as a contract fee appraiser in Saskatchewan, at the same time he began CW Appraisals in Manitoba. Craig enjoys the day to day interaction with customers. Craig is a member of the Communications Committee.
Carol started taking courses and completed her course work and received her designation in March 2014. Carol’s background in project managing clinical research trials throughout North America has made her an exceptional researcher with respect to market trends and changes in sales data. Carol also manages the day to day administration of CW Appraisals. Carol’s other activities include Hockey, Curling and Baseball.
CW Appraisals Offers Residential Real Estate Appraisal Services for all Southern Manitoba including Winnipeg, Brandon, Portage la Prairie, Morden, Winkler, Altona, the Interlake, East Beaches of Lake Winnipeg, Dauphin, Russell, and all points between.
Your purchase of a home will be one of your largest single expenditures and as such it requires that you make this purchase knowing as much as possible about the property.
An appraisal in simple terms is a analysis of the property to determine the appropriate market value (or sales price) of that property for a given date in time. Sometimes this is undertaken by the purchaser before making an offer, other times it is ordered by the seller before listing the home for sale. Commonly the appraisal is ordered by a financial institution prior to approving a mortgage. The appraiser is an independent third party who provides an independent value on the property. While the appraiser will inspect your home for the appraisal report, the appraisal inspection is not the same as a home inspection.
A home inspection will not provide you any assurance to your property’s value but will provide a thorough assessment of the physical condition of the property. The home inspector will determine the condition of all the major systems of the home including the roof, structure, insulation, foundation, heating/cooling, plumbing, and electrical. The home inspector will provide items needing immediate repair or expected future repair and may be able to provide estimated costs to repair.