• Congdon & Company is completing mineral valuations appraisals for both producing and non-
    producing land. These can be used for both estate planning and IRS applications.

  • We are a Local/Regional Real Estate Appraisal Firm wanting to participate in this potential and  
    deserved boon to both the landowners, and the residents of Upstate New York and Pennsylvania.

  • We have a long-term reputation for Quality, Reliability, and Credibility in our real estate appraisal
    products.

  • We have 35 Years of Experience with a wide variety of property appraisals

  • We offer Full and Comprehensive Collaboration with multiple colleagues in the specific mineral
    valuation discipline through the Appraisal Institute and the American Institute of Mineral
    Appraisers to produce credible appraisals.

  • Full Disclosure of the specific Scope of Work for each mineral appraisal assignment, including
    methodology, fees, necessary assistance (if any), residual land values, report options, etc.

  • Extensive experience in related condemnation and/or eminent domain proceedings potentially
    involving disputes involving a Pipeline Easements, as well as direct or indirect damages to
    property.

  • Valuations of mineral rights is the first step in any future tax planning, or  liability protection
    therein. Additionally valuation allows for  succession and control related issues to be planned
    properly - especially if  the future plans for the surface rights differ from the mineral rights.

  • Our mineral appraisals are made in cooperation with Mr. Zack Smith, Staff Geologist, and Mr.
    Donald Warnken, Petroleum Engineer, a member of the American Institute of Mineral Appraisers
    and a highly regarded and experienced appraiser of mineral rights.  Mr. Warnken’s credentials
    can be found here.
607-757--0435
congdonco@stny.rr.com
Mineral Valuations
"Timing is Everything"
The earlier you have established your basis, the better you can effectively plan your estate and legally
avoid costly taxes and potential litigation. Mineral appraisals on both "producing" and "Non-Producing"
land are highly complex documents. It is in your advantage to begin the process as soon as possible.