inheritance proceedings – valuations.
A value backed by the market. Not by an estimate.
In inheritance proceedings the value of a property is not merely a figure on paper. It enters the value of the estate and can also affect the notary's fee. That is why it should come from the real market, not from a rough estimate.
We prepare a written valuation based on the location, the condition, the parameters of the property and comparable market data. That gives you a document with which you can substantiate the property's value in the proceedings — whether for the settlement between heirs, or for the costs that follow from the value of the estate.
what we handle for you.
- establishing the real market value
- comparison with relevant properties
- the location, condition and parameters taken into account
- a written valuation with the value reasoned out
- a basis for the proceedings and the heirs' agreement
- a basis for the value the notary's fee follows from
For inheritance proceedings we prepare a valuation of the property in the form the notary requires — a site visit, analysis of the location and condition, and comparison with recent transfers nearby. Once the proceedings close, we help decide what happens with the inherited property: a sale, a rental, or settling the shares between heirs.
