In Brooklyn, understanding the true value of a property is crucial, and at Logical Appraisals, we deliver this with precision and integrity. Founded in 2013 by Michael Drazner, our firm was built on the principle of providing objective, logical appraisal analyses.
Logical Appraisals was founded on the principle of providing objective, logical appraisal analyses. Our principal, Michael Drazner, was inspired by the idea to provide honest and accurate appraisals. He principal started his careers working in a large firm in New York City and also has experience in South Florida. He has experience in all property types, ranging from small apartments to large estates.
From Brooklyn co-ops to Manhattan townhouses, Michael brings a wide breadth of knowledge and direct, one-on-one service—no gatekeepers, just honest expertise. Whether you're a homeowner, attorney, accountant, or real estate broker, you’ll receive a thorough, USPAP-compliant report customized to your needs.
Contact us to engage with a seasoned appraiser who values transparency and accuracy.
Qualifications
Michael Drazner
Logical Appraisals, LLC
2167 East 21st Street # 125 ∙ Brooklyn, NY 11229
Phone 347-620-4038 ∙ Fax 800-521-0755
MDrazner@logicalappraisals.com
Education:
May 1998, State University of New York at Albany, Bachelors degree in economics. Minor in psychology.
Professional Education:
- Feb. 1999: Appraisal principles (R1)
- April 1999: Appraisal procedures (R2)
- April 1999: USPAP, Part A
- April 1999: USPAP, Part B
- May 1999: Fair housing, lending, and environmental issues (AQ-1)
- July 2000: Applied residential property valuation (R3)
- Sep. 2000: Introduction to 1 to 4 family income capitalization (R4)
- April 2004: National USPAP course
- June 2007: Florida real estate salesperson licensing requirement
- June 2008: General market analysis and highest and best use (G4)
- July 2008: General appraiser sales comparison approach (G5)
- Nov. 2008: General appraiser income approach, part 1 (G7)
- Feb. 2009: General appraiser income approach, part 2 (G7)
- July 2009: Real estate statistics, valuation modeling and finance
- July 2011: General appraiser report writing & case studies (G8)
- Sep. 2011: Using the HP12C calculator (GE-3)
Continuing Education:
- A brief stroll through America’s architecture
- An appraiser as an expert witness
- Appraising condominium units
- Appraising non-conforming and complex properties
- Divorce and estate appraisals
- Exploring appraiser liability
- FHA appraisal training seminar
- Florida appraisal law update
- Navigating the new 1004MC Addendum
- Reviewing appraisal reports
- Scope of work
- Supervisor-trainee course
- The appraisal of 2-4 unit properties
- Trade show: Fannie Mae, market trends, and OREA
- USPAP compliance
- An appraiser’s how-to guide
- Analyzing commercial leases
- Appraising manufactured homes
- Appraising owner occupied commercial properties
- Environmental hazards impact on value
- Even odder - more oddball appraisals
- FHA valuation protocol update
- National USPAP update
- Professional's guide to the URAR
- Roles and responsibilities of a supervisory appraiser
- Secondary market appraisals
- That’s a violation
- The UAD from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
- Understanding residential construction
- Worldwide ERC appraisal training
Experience:
- Obtained New York appraiser assistant license in May 1999
- Obtained New York residential real estate appraiser certification in April 2001
- Obtained Florida certified residential real estate appraiser license in December 2004
- Obtained Florida general real estate appraiser certification in December 2011
- Obtained New York general real estate appraiser certification in January 2012
- Obtained Florida real estate agent license in June 2007
- Completed over 4,000 appraisal reports, including approximately 150 field and desk reviews
- FHA approved appraiser
- New York licensed appraiser instructor for all residential courses
- Worldwide ERC certified
- Member of Columbia Society of Real Estate Appraisers since January 2020; elected Treasurer in November 2020
PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATION
Michael Drazner, CSA-G is on the Board of Governors of the Columbia Society of Real Estate Appraisers, and serves as its treasurer. The purpose of the Society is to unite real estate appraisers and those in related fields in an effort to educate, increase ethical standards, and promote professional well being among its members. For more information, please visit its website at Columbia Society of Real Estate Appraisers Inc.
Why Locals Choose This Option
Our approach is grounded in decades of experience and a deep understanding of New York City's real estate market. We offer:
- One-on-One Service with Michael Drazner
- Objective Analysis without lender bias
- Full USPAP Compliance for all reports
- Broad Market Knowledge across various property types
- Customized Delivery to fit your workflow
Let our experience work for you. Contact Logical Appraisals today and gain the clarity you need to move forward with certainty.