

Whether you're building a new home, remodeling for resale, or flipping a property for profit, funding is key. And before lenders release capital, they need to know the numbers add up.
At Aladdin Appraisal, we provide certified real estate valuations that help you secure hard money loans or construction financing quickly and confidently — trusted by borrowers and lenders across Greater Boston.
Why a Certified Appraisal Is Essential for Hard Money Lending
Most hard money lenders require an independent appraisal to:
Determine fair market value (FMV) or after-repair value (ARV)
Evaluate collateral risk before issuing funds
Evaluate the viability of the project
Ensure the loan is backed by a sound investment
Understand market risks and resale potential
Avoid overfunding or undervaluing the property
Support transparent, well-documented lending decisions
Whether you're working with a hard money lender, private investor, or construction loan provider, we help you meet their requirements with ease.
We Understand Construction Appraisals Inside and Out
Not every appraiser is equipped to evaluate in-progress projects or interpret complex construction documentation.. We do — and we deliver reports that:
Appraisers experienced in as-is, as-completed, and ARV reports
Reviews of architectural plans and contractor documentation
Deep knowledge of Greater Boston's zoning, neighborhood trends, and comps
Fast turnaround to meet urgent lending timelines
USPAP-compliant reports trusted by hard money lenders
Whether it’s a luxury rebuild in Brookline or a gut rehab in Roxbury, we bring precision and speed to your valuation.
Who We Serve
Real estate investors
Fix-and-flip developers
Builders and contractors
Private money lenders
Real estate attorneys and financial consultants
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why do I need an appraisal to fund my construction project?
Q: What kind of appraisal do I need for a hard money loan?
Q. What does an appraisal cost and how long does it take?
Q: Can you evaluate properties under construction or renovation?
Q: Is your appraisal accepted by hard money and private lenders?
Q: Do you work with both borrowers and lenders?
Q: Do I need a full appraisal or just a limited one?
Q: What areas do you serve?
Q. How do I schedule an appraisal?












































