Independent home appraisals for divorce, estates, and private sales anywhere in Murfreesboro and the Rutherford County seat. USPAP-compliant reports signed by a licensed Tennessee Certified Residential Appraiser with 40+ years of experience.
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The Benjamine Rucker House (1832), Murfreesboro. Photo: rossograph, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Murfreesboro is the Rutherford County seat and one of the fastest-growing mid-size cities in the country, driven in large part by Middle Tennessee State University and steady industrial and logistics growth along the I-24 corridor. The historic downtown square and its surrounding older neighborhoods sit within a few miles of large new subdivisions pushing outward toward Blackman and the Rutherford/Cannon county line — two very different comparable pools inside the same city limits.
Student-adjacent rental density near campus, established mid-century neighborhoods closer to downtown, and new-construction subdivisions on the growth edge each need their own comparable approach, which is where a locally familiar appraiser matters more than a national AVM ever will.
| County & courts | Rutherford County Circuit & Chancery Courts, Murfreesboro (Rutherford County Judicial Building) |
| Common assignments | Residential valuation, estate & date-of-death, divorce, litigation |
| Report format | 1004 (SFR), 1073 (condo/PUD), 1025 (2–4 unit) |
| Turnaround | 5–7 business days standard |
| Fee | $500–$2,000, flat fee quoted before engagement |
The most common reasons clients in Murfreesboro reach out.
Every report is inspected, researched, and signed by Joseph Difilippo, Tennessee Certified Residential Appraiser No. 6159, with no appraisal management company in between. About the appraiser →
Include the property address and I'll scope the assignment and quote a flat fee within one business day. Most appraisals run $500–$2,000.
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