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Second Chance, Inc
Second Chance, Inc is listed in the FAIR appraiser registry with an office in Baltimore, Maryland. Listed specialties: Antiques and Personal Property.
Appraiser facts
- Specialties
- Credentials, memberships and roles
None listed in the registry record.
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- Office location
Baltimore, Maryland
- 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 2026-08-25.
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Source record and dates
- Source checked
- Not supplied
- Profile record edited
- 2026-08-25
- Listed since
- 2026-05-17
- Source freshness
- Source-check date unavailable
- Source confidence
- Website-backed unclaimed profile
- Source wording
- Antiques and Personal Property
- Service categories
- Antiques, Estate
- Linked source
- secondchanceinc.org
- 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: Baltimore, MD.
- Listed service categories: Antiques, Estate.
- Listed specialty language: Antiques and Personal Property.
- Source confidence label: Website-backed unclaimed profile.
- The profile remains unclaimed and has a correction or removal path.
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Local read
FAIR lists Second Chance, Inc as an unclaimed, website-backed Baltimore, MD profile with Antiques/Estate categories, Antiques and Personal Property specialty language, Estate/probate routing, and no public fee statement, standards-education detail, credential field, or claim/control status. The listed site identifies Second Chance as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving Baltimore and the Mid-Atlantic through store, deconstruction, donation, and workforce activity. Its home/about pages describe architectural salvage, reclaimed materials, whole-home deconstruction, hands-on job training, and rescue of usable goods and building materials. The history page says the nonprofit combines architectural salvage with job training and describes ornate mantels, claw-foot bathtubs, antique doors, stained-glass windows, a nineteenth-century bar, and a 450,000-plus-square-foot South Baltimore retail footprint. Store and donation pages describe donated/reclaimed treasures and accepted categories such as home furnishings, lighting, decor, lamps, art, rugs, reclaimed wood, antique mantels, doors, stained glass, wrought iron, vintage hardware, building materials, architectural salvage, collectibles, and home decor. The deconstruction page says Second Chance can connect donors with a materials appraiser for an estimate of donatable materials. The public site does not present Second Chance itself as a formal antiques or personal-property appraisal-report practice; confirm whether the need is donation/deconstruction documentation, retail/salvage identification, or an independent appraisal report.
The clearest source-backed fit is architectural salvage, reclaimed building materials, antique mantels, doors, stained glass, vintage hardware, furniture, home furnishings, lamps, rugs, art, collectibles, donated household goods, deconstruction materials, and South Baltimore retail inventory. FAIR lists Antiques and Personal Property appraisal signals, but the source site reads primarily as nonprofit reuse retail, donation intake, deconstruction, workforce training, and possible materials-appraiser referral.
Before outreach, prepare photos, dimensions, material notes, maker marks, condition issues, provenance, donation records, construction context, pickup/drop-off needs, and the intended use of any valuation or report. Ask whether Second Chance provides a written appraisal report, refers a separate materials appraiser, or only supplies donation/store/deconstruction documentation; confirm who signs any report, what fee terms apply, and whether antiques, household contents, salvage, or building materials are in scope.
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