Tennessee Real Estate Expert Witnesses

Locate expert witnesses who can consult and testify regarding real estate by clicking on these links. Real estate experts found on this page may consult regarding real estate agents, real estate appraisals, and real estate brokers. These professionals may provide reports concerning real estate damages, real estate finance, and real estate leasing. They may also opine under oath on issues regarding commercial real estate, real estate malpractice, and property management, among other topics.

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Featured Experts

ForensisGroup, Inc. (The Expert of Experts)

For over 30 years, ForensisGroup has provided the nation’s top law firms, businesses, insurance companies, government entities with highly qualified expert witnesses and consultants. Experts referred by ForensisGroup have been thoroughly vetted based... Learn More ›

Allan D. Snyder, MA (Business) (AFC Forensic Consulting - PROPERTY MANAGEMENT)

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT EXPERT • Premises Liability • Slip, Trip & Fall • Standard of Care • Wrongful Death • Fire Safety • Landlord/Tenant • Habitability, Health and Safety Codes • HUD Housing (Section 8) • American with Disabilities Act • Senior... Learn More ›

John Pagliassotti (Real Estate Expert- All Matters. AIR Contracts Expert)

John is a seasoned expert on brokerage, landlord/tenant, buyer/seller and property management matters. John has over 30 years of transaction experience in commercial real estate as a broker, director of asset management for an institutional commercial... Learn More ›

Michael K. Ryan (CastleLyons Corporation)

Real Estate Experts are only as good as their "real world" experience. I have 45+ years of it. My "real world" experience has proven to be a key factor in the analysis of case issues and in my credibility during courtroom testimony. Managed Divisions... Learn More ›

Jay Hibert (JBH Real Estate Experts)

Active Lender with over 39 years experience in Banking, Finance, and Real Estate Lending. Experienced in Trial and Deposition Testimony. Jay Hibert was in the commercial banking industry for 25 years before leaving to form his own company, a real estate... Learn More ›

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Real Estate FAQs

What is a real estate expert witness?

A real estate expert witness is a person qualified to give testimony on various real estate issues, such as value of a property, the market conditions of a particular area, or the terms of a real estate contract, among other issues.

What is the role of a real estate expert witness?

A real estate expert witness can provide testimony on issues related to real estate transactions, property disputes, and valuation.

How much can a person make as a real estate expert witness?

Real estate expert witnesses may earn between $175 and $400 per hour, or more in some circumstances. The exact fee is agreed upon between the expert and the retaining lawyer.

What are the qualifications of a real estate expert witness?

A real estate expert witness should have expertise in real estate law, property management, and real estate valuation.

What type of evidence is gathered in a legal proceeding by a real estate expert witness?

A real estate expert witness may gather evidence such as property appraisals, market analysis, and industry standards to provide testimony in a legal proceeding related to real estate.

What type of lawsuit might require the testimony of a real estate expert witness?

A lawsuit involving real estate disputes, such as property value, zoning, or construction defects, may require the testimony of a real estate expert witness to provide professional opinions and analysis.

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