Products

Two products. One firm account.

Write the FDOT right-of-way appraisal, or review another firm's and issue the RAS. Both run through the same approval and the same .zip delivery to the district.

Two products, one firm account

Appraise the parcel, or review the appraisal.

Your firm can do either kind of work. For any one parcel it does one or the other, never both: SwiftAppraise enforces it.

SwiftAppraise appraisal wizard on the Comparables step, listing qualified Orange County sales from Property Appraiser records

Appraisal

Your firm writes the FDOT right-of-way appraisal, step by step, and gets a finished report PDF.

  • Subject property, FDOT parcel and project information
  • Six or more site photos, plus maps and documents
  • Comparable sales from county Property Appraiser records
  • Valuation, cost to cure and conflict-of-interest disclosures
The appraisal steps
SwiftAppraise review wizard on the Data & Reviewer Values step, with the appraisal's land, improvements and cost to cure figures

Review (RAS)

Your firm reviews another firm's appraisal and issues the Review Appraiser's Statement.

  • Upload the other firm's appraisal; AI pulls out the figures
  • The reviewer checks every value and enters their own
  • RAS on Form R/W 1/1/14 with FDOT's certification wording
  • Appraiser vs. reviewer differences shown line by line
The review steps
An appraiser photographs a roadside commercial property beside survey stakes marking the right-of-way line

From the field to the report

Everything a right-of-way appraisal asks for, in order.

The appraisal wizard follows the report: subject, photos, descriptions, market data, comparables, valuation, FDOT information, cost to cure and disclosures.

  • Photos built in

    Front, rear, sides, street and interior: six photos minimum, labeled for the report.

  • County comps

    Qualified sales from the Property Appraiser's public records. Every comp stays editable.

  • Cost to cure

    Itemize cure costs alongside land, improvements and damages.

  • Disclosures

    Prior services, present interest and party relationships, recorded with the report.

Review (RAS)

A Review Appraiser's Statement FDOT recognizes.

Built for the reviewer's job: check another firm's work, conclude your own values, and certify it.

  • AI reads the appraisal

    Upload the other firm's report and SwiftAppraise pulls out purpose, dates, area of take, land, improvements, damages and cost to cure. Every value is a suggestion your reviewer checks.

  • Reviewer values, side by side

    The reviewer enters their own concluded values. The RAS shows the appraiser's and the reviewer's figures and the difference, line by line.

  • FDOT's exact wording

    The statement is laid out as FDOT Form R/W 1/1/14 with the certification text as FDOT publishes it in the Right of Way Manual.

  • Signed by the approver

    The approving reviewer's name and Florida certification number go on the RAS when they approve it, never the preparer's.

Page 1 of a Review Appraiser's Statement on FDOT Form R/W 1/1/14 generated by SwiftAppraise
SwiftAppraise county sales search listing qualified Orange County sales

Comparable sales from public records, all 67 counties.

  • Qualified arm's-length sales (codes 01 and 02) from every Florida county
  • Filter by county, property type, ZIP, building size and sale date
  • Add a sale in one click; edit any figure; entered sales are marked as yours
  • Sources are the Property Appraisers' sale files as filed with the Florida Department of Revenue

The state publishes these files once or twice a year, so the newest sales may not be there yet: check the Property Appraiser's website and verify every sale against the deed.

One firm never does both for a parcel.

Your firm can write appraisals and review them, just never both for the same parcel. SwiftAppraise checks every project and stops the conflicting one.

Why it matters

See both products on your own parcels.

The free trial covers 3 finished packages over 14 days. Verify your email, set a password, name your firm — about a minute.