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ASEL
ASEL is listed in the FAIR appraiser registry with an office in Charlotte, North Carolina. Listed specialties: Antiques and Personal Property and Estate Appraisals. Services, credentials and other facts stated on their own website are listed below.
Appraiser facts
- Credentials, memberships and roles
None listed in the registry record.
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- Office location
Charlotte, North Carolina
- Fees
Not supplied. Ask for written terms that do not depend on value, sale price or outcome.
For comparison only, not this appraiser's fee: 14 FAIR-listed personal property appraisers post an hourly rate on their own websites. The median is $163 an hour, and the middle half charge $150–$199 (checked October 2026).
- Website
- Registry status
Listed · Unclaimed
Listed since 2026-05-17; record edited 2026-10-09.
From their website
- Experience
- founded in 2001
Stated on aselonline.com/why-asel; checked October 14, 2026. Not supplied to FAIR by the appraiser, and FAIR has not verified it. Confirm directly.
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Source record and dates
- Source checked
- Not supplied
- Profile record edited
- 2026-10-09
- Listed since
- 2026-05-17
- Source freshness
- Source-check date unavailable
- Source confidence
- Website-backed unclaimed profile
- Source wording
- Antiques and Personal Property, Estate Appraisals
- Service categories
- Antiques, Estate
- Linked source
- aselonline.com
- Discovery status
- Unclaimed appraiser profile
- Profile completeness
- Strong public detail
- Profile evidence confidence
- Website-backed public source
- Formal-use routing signals
- Estate and probate
- Why this profile appears
- A public source-evidence URL is attached to this registry profile.
- The profile has a listed office location: Charlotte, NC.
- Listed service categories: Antiques, Estate.
- Listed specialty language: Antiques and Personal Property, Estate Appraisals.
- Source confidence label: Website-backed unclaimed profile.
- The profile remains unclaimed and has a correction or removal path.
Source checks, profile edits and education checks are separate events. Not supplied: source fetched, profile verification-check date, education completed, education evidence checked.
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- Can you prepare a report for my intended use and the recipient’s requirements?
- Will inspection be remote or in person, and do you cover my location?
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Local read
ASEL is an unclaimed, website-backed FAIR profile listed for Charlotte, NC with Antiques and Estate categories, specialty signals for Antiques and Personal Property and Estate Appraisals, and an estate/probate routing signal. FAIR shows website evidence checked on 2026-05-15, but no FAIR-listed fee statement, credential field, public standards-education detail, or claim/control status. ASEL's site identifies the organization as the American Society of Estate Liquidators, focused on estate-sale professionals, consumer resources, education, membership, designations, ethics, referrals, and estate-liquidation industry materials. Its consumer pages include a find-a-liquidator page, industry guidelines for estate liquidators, and a member code that addresses written expectations, conflicts, taxes, education, and accurate presentation of capabilities and client personal property. The site also sells personal-property estate documents, including appraisal report templates, an appraisal invoice, a home-inventory record form, and an itemized donation record form. For a Charlotte owner, this reads more as an estate-liquidation association and resource lead than as a single appraiser practice page. Confirm directly whether ASEL itself, a listed member, or a separate appraiser would prepare any report; who signs it; whether the assignment is estate liquidation, inventory, donation recordkeeping, or formal appraisal; and what report standard, inspection method, and fee terms apply.
The clearest source-backed fit is estate liquidation, personal-property-in-estates education, estate-sale professional standards, consumer liquidator search, inventory and donation record materials, and appraisal-report templates for estate contexts. The public site does not clearly present ASEL itself as an individual antiques or personal-property appraiser, so report users should identify the actual practitioner before relying on the listing.
Before outreach, separate the need: estate sale, cleanout, inventory, family distribution, donation records, resale advice, or a written appraisal report. Ask whether the work will be handled by ASEL, an ASEL member, or another appraiser; request the practitioner's qualifications, fee terms, inspection method, report type, value definition, and whether fees are independent of value or sale outcome.
Written from registry data and this appraiser's public materials. Descriptive only — not a certification, ranking, or endorsement.
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