Estate & Trust Real Estate Appraisals in California
Settling an estate or administering a trust almost always requires an independent opinion of a property's fair market value. Executors, trustees, attorneys, and CPAs rely on a credible appraisal to value assets fairly, divide them among heirs, and document the estate for tax and court purposes.
We prepare clear, well-supported valuations for probate, trust funding and administration, estate planning, and equitable distribution. When the value is needed as of a date of death, see our date-of-death appraisal page for the retrospective approach.
Who we work with
- Executors and administrators settling a probate estate
- Trustees funding, administering, or dividing a trust
- Estate-planning and probate attorneys
- CPAs and financial advisors documenting estate assets
- Heirs seeking a fair, neutral value before dividing property
Reports are USPAP-compliant and written to be understood by non-appraisers — the people who actually have to act on them.
Pricing for a Estate Appraisal
Most estate appraisal assignments are handled with our Basic Desktop ($299) or Desktop ($449) report; a Standard report with in-person inspection ($625) is available when the situation calls for it. Your exact fee is quoted before you commit.