Who needs one?

Horse owners use Certified Equine Appraisers in many ways.

• To insure the horse for right dollar amount

• For a change in level of insurance, such as when a horse has a career change

• When a lending institution will use a horse for collateral

• Charitable contributions

• Preparing entry into partnerships

• Dissolution, divorce, bankruptcy, litigation

Certified Equine Appraisals help settle or prevent lawsuits. The
in-depth appraisals I create for your situation provides expert testimony data should you need my services in a court of law.

Why choose a certified appraiser?

An equine appraiser has an opinion of value of a horse. A Certified Equine Appraiser develops an opinion of value with a methodology established by Industry guidelines written by USPAP, or Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisals Practice, and the Code of Ethics of the American Society of Equine Appraisers.

Congress mandated structure in the appraisal profession after the crisis in the savings and loan industry in the 1980’s, which highlighted the need to develop and foster meaningful criteria. USPAP is now an internationally acknowledged standard for our industry, and there is growing pressure to use certified appraisers who uphold these guidelines.

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