Julie Howe
Understanding the effects of local market conditions is a good appraiser's superpower. Coupling that with experience writing appraisals for everything from standard new construction to deeply complex custom homes on the water with acreage is what sets Boardman Appraisal's team far apart from the rest. We are entrenched and involved in our community, and proud to present detailed and carefully constructed appraisal reports with ample commentary and meticulously justified values.
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Everything from lender and mortgage appraisals to legal appraisals, for-sale-by-owner appraisals, Tax assessment appraisals, and even pre-listing values for RE Agents!
Lenders, attorneys, agents, executors and homeowners order the same thing: a value they can defend. Here is what that covers.
Home loans
Purchase, refinance and PMI removal. A compliant report your lender can use.
Lake and bay homes
Bay, inland lake and river frontage, cottages and second homes, where frontage and access can matter more than square footage.
Estate settlement
Retrospective values for estates, trusts and probate, as of the date the file needs.
Tax appeals
Michigan appeals start at the March Board of Review. For residential property the Michigan Tax Tribunal deadline is July 31 (Grand Traverse County).
Divorce
A neutral value both sides can work from when real property gets divided.
Before the sign goes up
Selling on your own, or listing with an agent? I will provide an opinion of value to help you set the asking price just right, and improve your negotiating power.
Julie Howe, Traverse City.
I've been appraising homes in Michigan since I earned my first license in 1994, and I've held a Certified Residential credential since 2010. I work out of Traverse City and cover northern Michigan, from Ludington up to Mackinac Island.
My job is to solve a new value puzzle for every property and provide a detailed quality appraisal report that defines and defends accurate values. Whether it's going to a lender, a court, a negotiator, the city, an AMC, or another appraiser, you can be confident that my nerdy combination of education and experience delivers quality appraisal reports every time. Do you have a question? Call me. I'm eager to help and am known for providing an amazing appraisal experience.
- Michigan Certified Residential AppraiserLicense 1204004614 · Active through July 31, 2027
- Licensed in Michigan since 1994Original Michigan license issued February 11, 1994
- Also Certified Residential in FloridaFlorida credential RD8191 · Active
- Listed on the national appraiser registryVerify on the ASC National Registry
Julie is UAD 3.6 ready.
The redesigned Uniform Appraisal Dataset becomes mandatory for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans on November 2, 2026. Julie is ready for it now.
AMCs and lenders covering Northern Michigan: send Julie a panel invite.
Expertise & Experience.
This map represents our coverage area. Please feel free to click on a county to see its details through the eyes of an experienced, qualified, and compassionate appraiser.
Select a local County.
From Ludington to Mackinac Island, you'll see recent sales data and gain insight about what moves prices in your area.
Pick a county for its summary, then click any community to open its market file: values, what drives them, area names and common questions. It all opens right here.
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Read more: Mortgage appraisals · PMI removal · Waterfront homes · Estate and date of death · Property tax appeals · Divorce · Prelisting and FSBO