As you can see from the previous page the Aircraft Appraisal is a very valuable tool, and this is what it can do for you or your Company :

The Buyer

The Appraisal can assist both the Buyer and the Seller expedite the sale because both now know the fair market value of the aircraft that has been established through an independent appraisal.  The Appraisal will help prevent the buyer from paying too much for the aircraft and provides the basis for making a decision in the commitment of funds for the acquisition of an aircraft. 

The Seller

The Appraisal will give the seller confidence knowing that the condition and real time market value of the aircraft in question, which will in turn promote the timely sale of the aircraft. It Separates the sellers aircraft from others that are listed for sale, which should reduce the selling time by up to 50%.

The Bank

The Appraisal will document the vale and condition of the aircraft for the lending institution.  This will support the collateral position of the aircraft loan and possibly prevent costly mistakes.






 



Uses of an Appraisal

To obtain a professional opinion as to the present fair market value of an aircraft.

Can also be used to establish a loss value, resulting from damage or accidents, including fire, hail, windstorms and other disasters. 

May also be utilized in establishing a real value in most types of legal claims and situations.

Useful when establishing the extent of a modification or an aircraft to renovated.

An expert opinion of the value of an aircraft is useful as a possible safeguard against excessive tax assessments, capital gains and other taxes.

Assists in obtaining finance and Insurance for your aircraft.

Damage History

In all cases of damage history an Appraisal will assist the buyer, seller or lending Institution establish a value that reflects the condition of the aircraft today.  The factors considered when looking at the damage are that
the repair been done legally and to factory specifications and have the correct parts ben used in the repair.
If aircraft for sale are compared and one or more have damage history the buyer must be armed with the real value of the aircraft that is damaged  The same applies to a seller, that will be better informed with an Appraisal that establishes a realistic sale price for the current market, to reduce the problems selling an aircraft with such damage.





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