Find a Licensed Indiana Real Estate Appraiser
Every appraiser listed here holds an active IPLA credential. Data sourced directly from the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency.
Browse Counties
Indiana's largest counties by population — find appraisers near you.
Marion County
Indianapolis area
Lake County
Crown Point area
Allen County
Fort Wayne area
Hamilton County
Noblesville area
St. Joseph County
South Bend area
Elkhart County
Goshen area
Tippecanoe County
Lafayette area
Vanderburgh County
Evansville area
Porter County
Valparaiso area
Hendricks County
Danville area
Johnson County
Franklin area
Monroe County
Bloomington area
Appraisal Guides
How to Choose a Licensed Indiana Real Estate Appraiser
Tips for selecting the right IPLA-licensed appraiser in Indiana — what credential level you need, questions to ask, and red flags to avoid.
Indiana Real Estate Appraiser License Types Explained
Learn the three IPLA credential levels for Indiana real estate appraisers: Certified General, Certified Residential, and Licensed Residential — what each means and when you need one.
What Is a Real Estate Appraisal?
A real estate appraisal is a licensed professional's written opinion of a property's market value. Learn what it includes, when you need one, and what Indiana appraisers look at.
Why License Verification Matters
Indiana appraisers must be licensed through IPLA at one of three credential levels: Certified General, Certified Residential, or Licensed Residential. Each level has specific scope limitations and education requirements.
Every profile on this site shows the appraiser's license number, credential type, and expiration date — updated automatically from the IPLA database.
Buying, Selling, or Refinancing?
Real estate appraisals are required for most mortgage transactions in Indiana. A licensed appraiser provides an independent, unbiased opinion of value that protects both lenders and buyers. Learn more in our appraisal guides →
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