The subject property appraisal report can be quite detailed. Some of the details include:

• Maps, photographs and sketches.
• Estimating how long it should take to sell the property.
• Describing in what kind of area the property is located.
• Comparing the subject property with similar properties in the area.
• Explanation of how the appraiser determined the value of the property.
• Assessing the real estate market in the place where the subject property is located.
• Pointing out positive aspects affecting the market value of the subject property, like good access to the property or a view, etc.
• Pointing out negative aspects affecting the market value of the subject property, like poor access to the property or next to an adverse property.
• Size and condition of the property and other permanent fixtures and amenities, along with a description of any improvements that have been made and the materials used.
• The appraisal reporting can be one of the three (3) types of appraisal reports, a full narrative appraisal report, a restricted narrative appraisal report or a form appraisal report.