Date-of-Death Valuation
An opinion of market value as of the date of a property owner's death.
Independent residential appraisal services for executors, families, attorneys and other professionals throughout Syracuse and Central New York.
REQUEST AN APPRAISALCALL JASONEstate settlement may require an opinion of a property's market value as of the date of death or another prior effective date. These assignments are often retrospective, meaning the appraisal is developed using market information and conditions that existed as of that historical date.
Jakway Appraisals provides residential estate, date-of-death and retrospective appraisal services throughout Syracuse, Onondaga County, Madison County and Oswego County. Each assignment is handled directly by Jason Jakway, with 25 years of residential appraisal experience.
An opinion of market value as of the date of a property owner's death.
Independent valuation to assist executors, beneficiaries and professionals handling an estate.
Valuation as of a prior date when the effective date is not the current date.
A current appraisal when the estate or family also needs to understand today's market value.
Tell me about the property.
Provide the address, the reason for the appraisal and the effective date if one has already been identified.
We determine the appropriate scope.
I will let you know what information is needed and whether a property inspection is appropriate for the assignment.
The appraisal is completed.
The report is developed for the specific intended use and effective date of the assignment.
A date-of-death appraisal is a retrospective opinion of market value developed as of the property owner's date of death rather than today's date.
Yes. A retrospective appraisal can be developed for a prior effective date when sufficient relevant market data is available for analysis.
No. Explain the situation and the property involved. I can help identify the information needed to determine whether I can assist with the assignment.
Executors, administrators, family members, attorneys, accountants and other professionals involved with estate matters may request residential appraisal services. See the Central New York service area or contact Jason with a property address.
Call, email, or use the Request an Appraisal form and tell me the property address and what you need the appraisal for.
REQUEST AN APPRAISALCALL 315-243-4766