Estate & Probate Appraisal

Accurate date-of-death valuations for probate court and IRS requirements

When settling an estate or navigating probate, you need an accurate date-of-death or alternate valuation date report that satisfies the probate court and IRS requirements. Our certified appraisers specialize in retrospective estate valuations for homes, condominiums, and small income properties. Reports are USPAP-compliant, fully documented, and accepted nationwide.

We help executors, trustees, and estate attorneys avoid penalties and disputes with clear, defensible market value opinions.

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Contact us today for a professional estate or probate appraisal. Accurate, court-accepted valuations.

Why do I need an estate appraisal for probate?

Most states require a professional valuation to establish fair market value for asset distribution and creditor claims.

Do you provide date-of-death valuations for IRS Form 706?

Yes—our retrospective reports are specifically formatted for federal estate tax filings.

How far back can you value the property?

We routinely perform date-of-death valuations going back several years with proper historical data.

What is the typical cost?

$600–$1,500 depending on property type and valuation date.

How quickly can I get the report?

Standard 7–10 business days; expedited 3–5 days available.

Do you appraise personal property too?

We focus on real estate; we can refer trusted personal-property appraisers when needed.