Terms of Service
Effective Date: September 1, 2025
By using FixMyAppraisal.com (“Service”), you agree to these Terms.
Our Service
- FixMyAppraisal.com provides automated tools to help you prepare a Reconsideration of Value (ROV) letter.
- We do not provide legal, tax, or financial advice.
- Final decisions about appraisal values are made by lenders or regulators, not us.
Payments & Refunds
-We accept major credit/debit cards and any other payment methods listed at checkout.
-Services may require full or partial payment in advance before work begins.
-By submitting payment, you authorize FixMyAppraisal to charge the provided payment method for the agreed amount.
-If a payment is declined or unpaid, we reserve the right to suspend or terminate services until payment is received.
-We reserve the right to update pricing at any time, but changes will not affect services already purchased.
-Due to the nature of appraisal dispute services, FixMyAppraisal does not guarantee specific outcomes (such as changes in property value or lender decisions). Results may vary based on third-party actions and external factors.
Your Responsibilities
- You are responsible for ensuring the information you provide is accurate.
- ROV letters must be submitted to your lender or AMC — never directly to the appraiser. The lender is the client and the only party authorized to request reconsideration from the appraiser.
Disclaimers
- We cannot guarantee a change in appraised value.
- We are not liable for loan decisions, delays, or outcomes beyond our control.
- Our analysis and letters are for informational purposes only.
- Submitting an ROV does not guarantee loan approval.
- We strongly advise that you provide your ROV only to your lender or AMC — never directly to the appraiser. The lender is the client and the only one who can request reconsideration.
- By using this service, you acknowledge that appraisal outcomes depend on factors beyond our control.
- Any change to your home’s value is ultimately at the appraiser’s discretion. Many reconsiderations of value result in an increase, since that’s the purpose of submitting one. However, it’s important to know that the appraiser has the authority to make changes in either direction, and while decreases are exceptionally rare, they are possible.