Estate & date-of-death appraisals
A clear valuation for an important transition.
Residential valuations for estate planning, settlement, and retrospective valuation needs.
Start with the purpose.
Estate matters often require a value as of a specific date, which may differ from the inspection date. We identify the intended use, intended users, and effective date before developing the appraisal.
What to share with us
Share the property address, the requested valuation date, and any instructions from your attorney or tax professional. Historical photographs, improvement records, and information about the property’s condition at that date can help define the assignment.
Your next step
Tell us about your property.
We’ll discuss the purpose, scope, fee, and timing before you proceed.