Defensible comparable evidence for a matter.

The same equal-and-uniform evidence homeowners file, with a cover written for the venue: the comparable grid, adjustments, map, median calculation and a statement of method. Public roll data only, so every number can be checked.

Estate and probate

A defensible value for a homestead in an estate, from the roll rather than an appraiser's opinion.

Divorce

Neutral comparable evidence both sides can read, when the house is the largest asset in the settlement.

Insurance disputes

Peer valuation context when a claim turns on what the property was worth.

District court appeals

The equal-and-uniform argument carried past the review board, with the same grid and map the ARB saw.

What you get, and what you don't.

A PDF with the parcel, up to twelve comparables adjusted for size, age, quality and land, the median, the indicated value, a map, and a plain statement of method a judge or mediator can follow. Sources and retrieval dates on every page.

Not an appraisal, not testimony, and not legal advice. Parity is a software tool; the evidence is public appraisal-roll data organized by a documented method. If the matter needs a licensed appraiser, we'll say so before you pay.