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What is a Retrospective Appraisal?
A retrospective appraisal is a valuation of a property as of a specific date in the past, rather than the current date. This type of appraisal is often used for legal or tax purposes, such as: Here’s how a retrospective appraisal works: Retrospective appraisals can be more complex than traditional appraisals, as the appraiser needs…
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What is a Date of Death Appraisal?
A date of death appraisal, also known as an estate appraisal, is a professional assessment of the fair market value of a property as of the date of the owner’s death. It is typically required for settling an estate, either in probate or outside of probate. Here are the key reasons why a date of…
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Why Get an Appraisal on Your House?
There are several reasons why you might want to consider having your house appraised, even if you’re not currently buying or selling. Here are some of the most common reasons: Buying or selling a home: Owning a home: Additional factors to consider: