Whether you need a residential appraisal for a mortgage refinance, an estate settlement, or a commercial. Get a professional appraisal from a qualified & approved Canadian Real Estate Appraiser.
Mortgage | Estate | Divorce | Litigation | Capital Gains | Insurance | Private Valuation | Probate | Pre-Listing
Whether you need a residential appraisal for a mortgage refinance, an estate settlement, or a commercial valuation for an investment property, Consult Executives Inc. delivers accurate, unbiased, and fully documented appraisal reports you can rely on. Based in the Greater Toronto Area, we combine local market knowledge with rigorous appraisal standards to serve homeowners, financial institutions, legal professionals, and business owners.
Fast Turnaround — Efficient scheduling and prompt report delivery
Certified & Accredited — Licensed & approved appraisers following AIC/CUSPAP standards
Trusted by Lenders & Legal Professionals — Reports accepted by major banks, credit unions, and law firms
Residential & Commercial Coverage — One point of contact for both property types
Homeowners — Selling, refinancing, or just want to know your home's true value
Lenders & Mortgage Brokers — Reports that meet financial institution standards, every time
Investors — Confident numbers before you commit capital
Lawyers & Estates — Defensible valuations for probate, divorce, and litigation
Accountants — Tax and financial reporting support backed by certified data
Residential Appraisal Services Single-family detached homes, condos, townhomes, and multi-unit residential properties — appraised for mortgage financing, refinancing, estate and legal matters, divorce settlements, capital gains, insurance and private valuation/sales.
Commercial Appraisal Services Through our trusted network of collaborating commercial appraisal firms, we provide valuations for retail, office, industrial, and mixed-use properties, backed by specialized commercial expertise and full compliance with industry standards.
Retrospective & Mortgage Valuations Reports prepared in compliance with financial institution requirements.
Estate & Legal Appraisals Valuation support for probate, asset division, and litigation matters.
Our Process
Request Submitted — Contact us with property details and appraisal purpose
Scheduling — We confirm an inspection date, typically within days
On-Site Inspection — Detailed interior/exterior review, measurements, and photos
Market Analysis — Comparable sales, market trends, and neighbourhood data reviewed
Report Delivery — Comprehensive, CUSPAP-compliant report delivered digitally
Typical turnaround — 2-6 business days, rush service available
Clients
Banks | Credit unions | Mortgage brokers | Lawyers | Accountants | Homeowners | Investors
Coverage Area (GTA & Surrounding Areas)
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
How much does a residential appraisal cost in Ontario?
Residential appraisal fees typically range from $400 to $800+, depending on the property, location, complexity, and purpose.
When is an appraisal required for capital gains?
An appraisal may be required to establish the fair market value of a property on a specific date for capital gains and tax purposes.
Can an appraisal be used for divorce or matrimonial purposes?
Yes, an independent appraisal can establish the market value of real estate for divorce, separation, and matrimonial matters.
Can an appraisal be completed for an estate after someone's death?
Yes, a retrospective appraisal can determine a property's market value as of the date of death for estate settlement and tax purposes.
What is a retrospective appraisal?
A retrospective appraisal determines the market value of a property as of a specific date in the past.
Does the appraiser need access to the entire property?
Generally, yes; full access allows the appraiser to properly assess the property's condition, features, and improvements.
How long does a residential appraisal take?
Most residential appraisals are completed within 2-5 business days from inspection to final report, with rush options available.
Do you handle both residential and commercial appraisals?
Yes. We appraise residential properties directly, and for commercial assignments, we work with trusted, accredited commercial appraisal partners to ensure specialized expertise for every property type.
Are your reports accepted by banks and lenders?
Yes, our reports meet CUSPAP standards and are accepted by major banks, credit unions, and private lenders.
What's the difference between an appraisal and a real estate agent's market evaluation?
An appraisal is an independent, standardized, and legally defensible valuation performed by a licensed appraiser — unlike an informal market opinion from a real estate agent.
A professional appraisal provides an independent, objective opinion of a property's market value prepared by a qualified appraiser, while a Realtor Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) is primarily a pricing tool based on recent comparable listings and sales. An appraisal is typically used for mortgage financing, estate settlement, divorce, litigation, capital gains, and other formal valuation purposes, whereas a CMA is generally used to help sellers and buyers establish a suitable listing or offer price.
Do I need to be present during the inspection?
It's helpful but not always required. We'll confirm details when scheduling.
What areas do you serve?
We proudly serve Milton, Oakville, Burlington, Mississauga, Brampton, Kitchener, Cambridge, Waterloo, Guelph and the broader GTA region.