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Appraisers in Rhode Island

Yes: in Rhode Island, appraisers need a state license issued by the Rhode Island Real Estate Appraisers Board (Department of Business Regulation). You can check a name yourself on ASC National Registry (Appraiser).

Appraisers in Rhode Island: what buyers ask

How much does a home appraisal cost?

VA single-family appraisal fees run $650 to $1,500 by county (May 2026). Lenders must give you the appraisal promptly or 3 business days before closing.

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How is property tax calculated in Rhode Island?

In Rhode Island each city or town assesses and taxes property. Providence's 2025 rate is $8.40 per $1,000 of assessed value for an owner-occupied single-family home ($14.60 non-owner-occupied), or $3,360 a year on a $400,000 assessment. To appeal, file with the local assessor on or before November 15 (R.I. Gen.

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Check a appraiser yourself

  • License required · Rhode Island Real Estate Appraisers Board (Department of Business Regulation)
  • Titles you will see: Licensed appraiser, Certified appraiser
  • Check a name yourself: ASC National Registry (Appraiser)

The 10 sectors of Providence

West End · Silver Lake · Wanskuck · Elmhurst · Elmwood · Mount Pleasant · College Hill · Washington Park · Hartford · Charles

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