| In today's world, there are more horse owners in the United States than any other time in history. Because of the increase of horse ownership in our country, as well as the increasingly various types of sport horses, it has become only common sense that we need to have a way of placing a professional and well-documented value on our equine-related investments/assets. Furthermore, where we have something of value, we must have some way of not only declaring such values but protecting these assets as well. We purchase these horses at an agreeable price, feed them, pay for health care expenses, tack, training, transportation, housing and so on; not to mention the time we invest in them. Additionally, for those of us who take an interest in certain bloodlines/genetics for confirmation, breeding, and/or performance potential, will most definitely have an even larger expense. This increased expense will many times, but not always, yield a larger asset but nevertheless, will always yield a more significant investment. For whatever reason, if you are a horse owner or a friend, family member, attorney for, insurance company of or association for a horse owner, there will be a time in life where a professional and experienced equine appraiser will be of great benefit, value and sometimes even absolutely necessary. Listed below are the four most frequently used types of reports when appraising horses. I will give some brief examples of when a specific report type would be used. However, one of my objectives in creating my business website is to be reader-friendly and not too overwhelming or busy in its appearance or content. Of course, feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.
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