Midwest Professional Appraisal – Appraising All Types of Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Real Estate in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota Since 1987
Residential & Commercial Appraisals
Midwest Professional Appraisal provides residential and commercial appraisal services to Wisconsin and Minnesota. Residential appraisal services are available in La Crosse, Monroe, Trempealeau, and Vernon counties in Wisconsin, and Houston and Winona counties in Minnesota. Commercial appraisal services are available in western Wisconsin, southeast Minnesota, and northeast Iowa.
Residential Appraisers
- Matthew Rude, WI & MN Certified General Appraiser, FHA/HUD Approved
- Harry Helfrich, (Retired)WI & MN Certified General Appraiser
Commercial Appraisers
- Kimberly Foglia, MAI; WI, MN, & IA Certified General Appraiser
- David A Eilertson, MAI & SRA; (Retired) WI, MN & IA Certified General Appraiser
Meet the Midwest Professional Appraisal Team
Matthew Rude is co-owner and manages the Residential Division of Midwest Professional Appraisal, LLC. Matt has been with the firm since Read More
Harry Helfrich (Retired) is a Certified General Appraiser in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Harry founded Professional Appraisal Service in 1982 after Read More
David A. Eilertson, MAI, SRA, (Retired) is a Certified General Appraiser in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. Dave founded Midwest Property Read More
Kimberly K. Foglia, MAI is co-owner and manages the Commercial Division of Midwest Professional Appraisal, LLC. Kim has been with Read More
Kris is our office manager handling appraisal orders, appraisal inspection scheduling of appointments and accounting. Contact Kris to get your Read More
Do You Need a Residential Appraisal?
Contact Midwest Professional Appraisal Today
Midwest Professional Appraisal, LLC
1052 Oak Forest Drive, Suite 250
Onalaska, WI 54650
Phone: 608-784-4288
Helpful Links & Information
- National Appraisal Registry Find an Appraiser
- La Crosse County GIS Mapping
- City of La Crosse Assessors
- La Crosse County Tax
- U. S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
- Wisconsin Non-Conforming Structure Statute – This statute states if you have a legal Non-Conforming Structure, that it can be re-built if more than 50% damaged, as long as you build the same size improvement that was there prior.