Author name: wagappraiser

Some estates elect a valuation date six months after death. Here is what that means for when to list an inherited property in Bucks and Montgomery County.

How the IRS uses home appraisals in estate valuations: date of death value, basis step up, qualified appraiser rules, and penalty exposure.

A PMI removal appraisal follows different rules than a standard home appraisal. Here is what changes, who picks the appraiser, and what it costs you.

Help heirs and their agents understand accurate estate property appraisal pricing. A pre-listing appraisal removes the guesswork so your sale closes fast.

An independent home appraisal for a divorce, estate, or pre-listing never enters the national mortgage database. Here is who sees your value and who does not.

A divorce appraisal and a mortgage appraisal answer different questions. Learn what changes in method, liability, and audience. Call 267-995-0425.

An independent appraisal before listing gives Philadelphia sellers a defensible price and real leverage. Here is why sellers order one first.

How a home appraisal works in a Pennsylvania divorce: what appraisers inspect, which value date controls, and what makes a report hold up in court.

A pre-listing appraisal in Bucks County prices the listing right on day one, reduces days on market, and shields agents from seller pricing fights.

When spouses disagree on the home’s value in a PA divorce, here is how the dispute resolves and what attorneys should demand from each appraisal.