Real Estate Appraisals and Consulting
Kingston, Ontario
Phone (613) 542-4935 Fax (613) 547-2400
weathoffice@kos.net
Incorporated since 1977, Weatherby Real Estate Ltd. is located at 272 Wellington Street, Kingston, Ontario K7K 2Z1, providing professional Real Estate Appraisals throughout Frontenac County and in Communities from Cornwall in the East to Oshawa in the West. All appraisals are conducted by designated members of the Appraisal Institute of Canada. We regularly complete appraisal assignments on all types of real estate for financing, asset disposal, litigation, estate planning and settlement, relocation, purchase and sale, etc. Our goal is to provide well supported, unbiased opinions of value to help our clients make sound educated real estate decisions. We maintain an extensive, up to date, library of market data and use the latest technology to deliver reports electronically. We actively participate in professional organizations, continuing professional development programs. And mandatory re-certification courses on an annual basis by the Appraisal Institute of Canada. |
The real property market is a key building block of the Canadian economy and affects every segment of our society. Unbiased and dependable valuations are critical to the decision-making processes of individuals, businesses, and governments when conducting real property transactions. Appraisal Institute of Canada Designated Members are real estate appraisal professionals who play a direct and vital role in the real estate sector. That role is to determine, report upon, and attest to the real value of property. Their valuation is the foundation upon which informed decisions about real estate are made – whether by a family purchasing its first home, a farmer selling a piece of acreage, a retailer deciding where to locate its next outlet, a developer considering an empty lot, or a lawyer defending or prosecuting a case. An AIC-designated appraiser can be engaged when:
AIC-designated appraisers are trained to complete appraisal, review, consulting and reserve fund planning assignments within their area of competence. This may include:
Many AIC-designated appraisers also offer specialized skills including:
The Appraisal Institute of Canada is a self-regulated designating body, and has established a standards-based Professional Practice model that is responsive, transparent and accountable to the public and AIC members alike. AIC holds our members to one of the highest of standards in the field of appraising: the Canadian Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (CUSPAP). These standards regulate not only the appraisal methodology but also the business practice and conduct of our members. CUSPAP provides guidelines that ensure a consumer receives only the highest quality report from AIC members.
CODE OF CONDUCT The Members of the Appraisal Institute of Canada are governed by the Code of Conduct.AIC REGULATIONS The Consolidated Regulations of the Appraisal Institute of Canada provide guidance for all aspects of the Appraisal Institute of Canada. This includes:
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