We specialize in real estate appraisals for estate planning and date-of-death valuations across Sacramento County. When an estate transfers ownership due to death or inheritance, a certified appraisal is required for estate tax purposes. Sam Holsinger provides reliable, court-accepted valuations.
California courts require a current appraisal to determine a home's fair market value during divorce proceedings. An appraisal older than six months may not be accepted. In contested divorces, spouses often obtain separate appraisals; in amicable cases one appraiser may be used and the cost split. Our divorce appraisals are objective, certified, and court-ready.
A certified bankruptcy appraisal proves to the court that your property valuation is accurate. The credibility and experience of the appraiser are critical for a bankruptcy judge to accept your home valuation. Sam Holsinger's 45 years of experience make him a trusted choice for Sacramento bankruptcy appraisals.
When an estate transfers ownership due to death or inheritance, a real estate appraisal is required for estate tax purposes. Every estate situation is unique and the type of appraised value required depends on individual needs.
Our certified appraiser Sam Holsinger understands the complexities involved in determining fair market value under these trying circumstances and will provide you with the best possible experience.
Sam Holsinger performs most common commercial, industrial, residential, and residential income property appraisals including:
We provide certified home appraisals throughout Sacramento County including: Sacramento, Elk Grove, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, Carmichael, Citrus Heights, Arden-Arcade, Fair Oaks, North Highlands, Orangevale, Galt, Antelope, Rio Linda, Gold River, Rosemont, Florin, Isleton, Foothill Farms, La Riviera, Rancho Murieta, McClellan Park, Walnut Grove, Laguna, Wilton, Courtland, Hood, Herald, Vineyard, and Franklin.