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A retrospective appraisal develops an opinion of value as of the date of death using market evidence and the property's condition on that date. A citywide median or automated estimate cannot account for the specific home's site, improvements, condition and comparable sales.
Explore this serviceArizona law says a personal representative's inventory states fair market value as of the date of death and allows a qualified, disinterested appraiser to be employed. The attorney or personal representative decides whether an appraisal is needed for their inventory. This is general information, not legal advice.
Explore this serviceThe parties or the court set the valuation date and intended use. Arizona is a community-property state, and an appraisal provides an opinion of property value rather than deciding either party's legal share. This is general information, not legal advice.
Explore this serviceIt needs a clearly identified effective date and evidence describing the property as it existed on that date. Contemporary photographs, prior records, repair histories and relevant market data can help support the analysis. We do not provide tax advice or basis calculations.
Explore this serviceA listing decision, cash purchase, private sale, refinance question or mortgage-servicer request can each call for a different scope. Before ordering, confirm who will use the report, the decision it supports and whether another party has specific requirements.
Explore this serviceEarlier delivery depends on the assignment, property access and current availability. The scope and delivery estimate must be confirmed before anyone relies on a deadline, and accepting a time-sensitive request depends on whether the work can be completed responsibly.
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