Eagle Home Appraisal Mt Holly
Probate appraisals in Mount Holly.
If you are the executor and the estate includes a house, you may need a written value for it. Begin with what your attorney asked for: the date, who the report is for, and what the estate needs.
Mount Holly, New Jersey
Start with your attorney's instructions.
Handling an estate usually means collecting information from several people. Send us the address and whatever instructions you have. Before we begin, we will agree who is ordering the appraisal and who will rely on it.
The court is one thing, the appraisal another
Mount Holly is the Burlington County seat, and the county Surrogate is here. Questions about the estate itself go to the Burlington County Surrogate and your attorney. We value the house for the date and purpose you give us.
Whether an inventory or a court filing needs an appraisal is your attorney's decision.
What the house looked like then
If the date is in the past, hold on to photos, an old listing and any record of repairs. It also helps to know whether the house was lived in, empty or being worked on. A new roof or kitchen put in after that date should not be counted as part of the earlier value.
Tell us who can open the house, and about any deadline for an estate sale or a talk among the heirs.
A house near downtown is not a house out in the township
A family home near downtown Mount Holly, with an older layout and a smaller lot, is a different comparison from a detached house in a neighboring township. Photos and notes about changes let us compare the house the way it stood on your date.
What to send us
The street address, the block and lot if you have them, the date you need, who will use the report, and your attorney's instructions. Ask us about the fee and timing before you book.
Request a probate appraisal discussion or call. For the family side of it, see estate appraisals.
Eagle Home Appraisal Mt Holly