Real Estate Appraisals for Estates
Are you the executor of an estate?
Retrospective Valuations for Probate
Retrospective Valuations for Probate
If so, you may have learned that you will require an appraisal for any real estate owned by the estate in order to complete the probate process.
Retrospective Valuations for Probate
Retrospective Valuations for Probate
Retrospective Valuations for Probate
Usually appraisals for probate require a retrospective valuation date that matches the date of death. As appraisers, we'll do this by evaluating historical market data from the retrospective time period.
Selling an Estate's Real Property
It's not uncommon for one beneficiary to buyout a property from the estate or for the estate to sell a property off-market once probate is complete. However, the retrospective valuation date required by probate may not reflect the current market value at the time of sale. We can help by providing an updated appraisal with current market value if required.