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Home Appraisal After Death

Daly City home appraisals after a death — prepare access, occupancy facts, and a clean scope for the estate file.

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Overview

An estate appraisal should reflect the property as of the relevant date, with honest information about condition and who is living there now. Occupancy by family members is useful context for scheduling and preparation; it is not a reason to invent a value. Speak with an estate appraiser when you need that formal support.

What to keep in mind

  • Tell the appraiser who is living in the home now
  • Be clear that you need an estate-focused assignment
  • Local comparable selection should be left to the appraiser

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