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Ingatlanértékbecslés, often translated as real estate appraisal or property valuation, is the process of determining the market value of a real estate property. This valuation is typically performed by a qualified and licensed appraiser who has no vested interest in the property or the transaction. The goal of an appraisal is to provide an objective and independent opinion of the property's worth at a specific point in time.

Several factors influence an appraisal. These include the property's physical characteristics such as its size, age, condition, and amenities. The location of the property is also crucial, with factors like neighborhood desirability, proximity to services, and accessibility playing significant roles. Furthermore, the appraisal considers the current market conditions, including supply and demand, recent sales of comparable properties (known as "comps"), and economic trends.

Appraisals are essential for various real estate transactions and purposes. Lenders require appraisals to ensure that the loan amount for a mortgage does not exceed the property's value. Buyers and sellers use appraisals to negotiate a fair price. Property owners may need appraisals for tax assessment purposes, insurance coverage, estate planning, or legal disputes. The appraisal report details the appraiser's findings, the methodologies used, and the final estimated value.