Date of Death Valuations

Estate tax liability, probate proceedings, and the distribution of assets often require a professional real estate appraisal that reflects a property’s value as of a prior date—commonly referred to as a “date of death” appraisal or retrospective valuation.

At Hemsley Appraisal, LLC, we specialize in these sensitive and complex assignments. Executors, attorneys, and accountants throughout Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and Hernando counties rely on our services to deliver credible, well-supported valuations.  Whether the valuation is needed for the date of death or six months later (the alternate valuation date permitted by the IRS), we apply sound methodology and thorough research to ensure accuracy.

Retrospective appraisals require an appraiser with deep market knowledge and access to historical sales data. 

All reports are developed in full compliance with USPAP and are prepared with the professionalism, confidentiality, and attention to detail expected by legal and tax professionals.