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    Published February 9, 2026 · Updated November 1, 2026 · Eagle Home Appraisal Gilbert

    How Much Does A Divorce Appraisal Cost In Gilbert In 2026?

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    Here is the one price we can point to that is published and checkable. For loans guaranteed by the Department of Veterans Affairs, the VA sets the appraisal fee by county. In its VA appraisal fee and timeliness table, effective May 1, 2026, Maricopa County is listed at:

    Property typeVA fee, Maricopa County
    Single family$750
    Individual condominium$750
    Manufactured home$800
    2-4 unit multi-family$950

    The same table lists 6 business days as the timeliness standard for Maricopa County. VA sets this fee for VA loan appraisals in Maricopa County; it is not our price for your assignment. A divorce appraisal is a private assignment and is priced on its own. Still, the table is useful: it shows the pattern. VA updates the table from time to time, so check the current file before relying on it.

    Why you will not find a neat range here

    Many websites quote tidy price ranges for divorce appraisals. We could not trace such numbers to a published source, so we are not repeating them. We do not publish a private price list. Call and describe the home, and we will tell you the fee before you commit.

    What moves the fee for a Gilbert home

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  1. The house itself. A single-story ranch in an older part of town near the Heritage District is a different afternoon from a large two-story in a newer master-planned neighborhood with a pool, a casita and a three-car garage. More to measure, describe and compare means more time.
  2. Property type. The VA table shows it: houses and condos are priced alike, a manufactured home a little higher, and a two-to-four unit property noticeably higher.
  3. The date. Divorces often need the value as of a past date, not today. Looking back at what the market was doing then takes real research.
  4. Who will read the report. A report written for attorneys on both sides, or for a judge, is built to be read closely by people who may disagree with it.
  5. Things Arizona homes have. Owned or leased solar, a pool, an HOA, irrigation, or a major remodel can each add research.
  6. Timing. How soon you need it, and how easily the home can be seen.
  7. How to keep it simpler

    Have the address, the date you need, and the names of those who will receive the report. If you and your spouse can agree on one appraiser, that is nearly always less than paying for two reports. Our article on who pays for the appraisal in a Gilbert divorce goes through the usual arrangements.

    The next step

    Call (480) 573-7263, describe the home, and ask. You will hear what the assignment would involve and what it would cost, with no obligation. Our divorce appraisal service page explains what we prepare, and A.R.S. 25-318 is there if you want to read how Arizona courts divide property.

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    Tell us about the home.
    We’ll talk through the appraisal.

    Call Gilbert(480) 573-7263