Date to which the appraisal applies. If a certified appraisor values your property at MM for 10/31/2006. That is the date to which the appraisal applies. In other words, as of 10/31/2006, you property is appraised at MM
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The effective date is the actual date that the appraiser is on the property, the market value at that specific time. A retrospective appraisal is an appraisal that gives the market value at another specific time other than when the appraisal is done. The retrospective appraisal utilizes information only up to the retrospective date. A good example for the need of a retrospective appraisal is fire, or the belief that a home was over appraised at an earlier date.
No, it has an "as of" date. Meaning that on that date specified, that is the value of the property (which is merely the opinion of the appraiser, albeit an educated and researched opinion.) There is no implication of the value for any other date.
Your basis would be the Fair Market Value of the property at the time of death or the alternate valuation date selected by the executor of the estate, plus any adjustments necessitated by events after the date of death. If an estate tax return was filed, you should obtain the information from the return. If not, you should obtain an appraisal. If no appraisal was performed, you can get a retroactive appraisal done, but these are expensive, especially as more time passes.
She was dissapointed with the appraisal of her house and wanted to get a second opinion.
The names of some good appraisal software are: DINAMIKS, ClickFORMS, Prodev Development Appraisal Software, SuccessFactors, Cornerstone CSB and TribeHR.