A Broker Price Opinion (BPO) is a professional assessment of a property’s market value conducted by a licensed real estate broker or agent. The process involves evaluating the property’s condition, comparing it to similar properties in the area (comparable sales), and considering market trends. BPOs are commonly used as a faster, more affordable alternative to a full appraisal, especially in situations such as short sales, refinancing, or transactions involving bank-owned properties (REO). They provide a reliable estimate of value that can help lenders, buyers, and sellers make informed decisions without the time and expense associated with a formal appraisal.

I am a certified and fully insured Notary Signing Agent, specializing in a variety of notarial services. I offer professional assistance with loan closings, ensuring that all documents are signed, notarized, and properly executed. Additionally, I provide deed signing services, helping individuals with the legal documentation required for property transfers and general notary work. With my certification and insurance, you can trust that your documents will be handled with accuracy and care.

Apostille services provide an official certification that authenticates the origin and legitimacy of public documents. This process involves attaching a special certificate, known as an apostille, to documents such as birth certificates, marriage licenses, or business contracts. The apostille verifies that the document was issued by a competent authority in the country of origin, ensuring its authenticity. This service is specifically intended for use in countries that are signatories to the 1961 Hague Convention, which facilitates the international recognition and acceptance of documents without the need for additional legalization or consular authentication. By obtaining an apostille, your documents become valid and recognized across participating nations, streamlining international processes such as legal, business, or personal matters.

Notary field services, also known as field inspections, involve assignments where a notary travels to a specific location, such as a property, vehicle, or other assets, to perform a thorough visual inspection. During these inspections, the notary evaluates the condition, status, or location of the subject in question and prepares a detailed report based on their findings. These services are often requested by a variety of clients, including lenders, title companies, insurance companies, and legal professionals, to verify the current state or whereabouts of an asset. The notary ensures that the inspection is conducted with accuracy and integrity, providing an official, unbiased report that can be used in legal, financial, or business-related decisions.