The published New Jersey VA fees.
Published VA fees are the same in Ocean County.
| Property type | Published VA fee |
|---|---|
| Single-family home | $650 |
| Individual condominium | $650 |
| Manufactured home | $700 |
| 2–4 unit multifamily | $800 |
Source: published VA fee schedule, page 4 ↗
These are VA-loan fees. For a private assignment, use the planning range above and ask for a written quote for your property and purpose.
Before you order, start with what you know.
You can begin with the address and the reason you need an appraisal. A loan report, an estate value for a past date and a pre-listing appraisal are different assignments; bring any instructions from the person who needs the report.
Use these questions to get the scope and fee clear:
- Which property type and report format does this fee cover?
- Who will use the report, and what valuation date must it address?
- What is the total price, and when would additional work require a new quote?
- What access and records are needed, and what delivery date can we agree to?
You do not need to collect every document before the first conversation. For local shore-home details, see our Toms River cost guide.
Questions about choosing a New Jersey appraisal.
Is a condo or two-family home priced like a single-family house?
The published VA table separates those property types. For private work, describe the property and the report purpose before comparing quotes; a fee for a different home may cover different work.
Can a quote for one purpose cover another purpose?
Check the scope first. An estate value for a past date can require different research from a current sale or loan assignment. Tell the appraiser who needs the report and what decision it will support.