
Estate Planning & Date of Death
Details About Our Estate Planning & Date of Death Certification Process
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1. Certified Appraisals for Estate Settlement
When settling an estate, a certified home appraisal is often required to establish the fair market value of the property as of the date of death. Our experienced appraisers provide retrospective appraisals that meet IRS and legal standards, helping executors, heirs, and attorneys navigate the probate process with accurate documentation and peace of mind.
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2. Retrospective and Current Valuation Options Available
Depending on your estate’s needs, we can deliver both retrospective appraisals (based on the date of passing) and current appraisals (reflecting present-day market value). Whether required by an attorney, accountant, or trust officer, our appraisals are tailored to meet legal and financial planning requirements across Sacramento, Placer, Sutter, and Yuba counties.
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3. Trusted by Families, Attorneys, and CPAs
California Home Appraisals has earned the trust of estate planners, probate attorneys, and families throughout Northern California. We understand the sensitivity and importance of this work, and we provide detailed reports that are easy to understand, court-ready, and backed by years of local real estate expertise.
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4. Discreet, Professional Service Every Step of the Way
Estate and date of death appraisals often occur during emotionally difficult times. Our team is committed to delivering respectful, confidential service while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism. We work directly with your legal or financial team to ensure everything is handled smoothly, efficiently, and in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.