K HasbrouckAppraisals LLC732-674-7338

Date-of-Death Real Estate Appraisals in New Jersey

Independent retrospective valuations for executors, trustees, families, estate-planning attorneys, and CPAs—with particular experience in Monmouth and Ocean County properties.

The value needed may be from years ago.

A date-of-death appraisal typically develops an opinion of the property’s fair market value as of a specific historical date. That requires credible market research, supported adjustments, and documentation suited to the assignment’s intended use.

Our reports are developed in accordance with USPAP. Because tax and filing requirements depend on each estate’s circumstances, clients should confirm the necessary effective date, intended use, and documentation with their attorney or tax advisor.

A straightforward process for families and advisors.

01

Confirm the assignment

We identify the property, effective date, intended use, intended users, and any requirements provided by the estate’s attorney or tax professional.

02

Research the historical market

For a retrospective appraisal, we analyze market conditions and relevant property information as of the required date—not today’s market.

03

Develop the opinion of value

The appraiser applies appropriate valuation methods and documents the analysis in a clear, USPAP-compliant appraisal report.

04

Deliver and answer questions

The completed report is provided to the client, with responsive communication for reasonable report questions from the client’s professional advisors.

New Jersey roots. Property-specific analysis.

Born, raised, and lifelong residents of New Jersey, we understand the variety of communities and residential markets across the state. Our appraisal experience includes conventional residences as well as waterfront, coastal, luxury, custom, renovated, and otherwise complex homes.

Helpful information to have ready
  • Property address
  • Date of death or required effective date
  • Estate or trust contact information
  • Known property improvements
  • Attorney or CPA instructions, when applicable

Start with the property and effective date.

Kevin will follow up to confirm the assignment details, timing, and fee.

Your request will be sent securely to K Hasbrouck Appraisals.