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Determining Real Estate Value During Divorce

By |November 17, 2012|Categories: Appraisal Tutorials & Info, Blog|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , |

As far as divorce proceedings go, for most couples, the home is a major shared asset. The first step in dealing with the splitting of assets is to determine the real estate value during divorce. Use An Appraiser An appraiser is the best way to help determine the value of your assets. They are better trained in this situation than a Realtor. Further, a tax assessment value is not actually an accurate method of determining value. Understanding The  Difference Between Marital And Non-Marital Equity There are classifications of assets. Some get divided during a divorce and others don't. This is determined mainly

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What’s The Difference Between Tax Assessments And Appraisals?

By |September 1, 2012|Categories: Appraisal Tutorials & Info, Blog|Tags: , , , , , , |

When selling your home, it is important to understand the difference between tax assessments and appraisals. While these two processes may seem similar upon first impression, they serve very different purposes when factoring the true value of a home. A tax assessment is something governments can use to establish the value of a home. The tax assessor's office hires a professional company that sometimes uses a technique called a "mass appraisal". This is only useful for tax assessment purposes, and not at all useful for setting the asking price of a home. The assessment is a valuation of what the

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