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Comprehensive Property Appraisals
Expert Witness Testimony
Fair Market Value Assessments
Rapid Turnaround Times
Customized Solutions
Our team of skilled appraisers will thoroughly assess residential properties, considering various factors such as location, size, condition, and market trends. These comprehensive appraisals accurately estimate the property’s current market value, ensuring an informed decision-making process during divorce proceedings.
If required, our certified appraisers can provide expert witness testimony in court. With our clear and well-documented appraisal reports, we can effectively communicate and defend our findings with professionalism and confidence.
We determine the fair market value of your property, which is crucial for a fair distribution of assets during divorce settlements. Our appraisals are conducted impartially, giving you peace of mind that the valuation process is unbiased and reliable.
We understand the importance of time-sensitive matters in divorce cases. Our team is committed to providing quick turnaround times without compromising on the accuracy and quality of our appraisal reports.
Every divorce case is unique, and we tailor our appraisal services to suit your specific needs. Whether you have questions about your appraisal or require additional information, our team is always available to address your concerns.
Trust Eagle Home Appraisal for Accurate Property Valuations
Six requests, six Michigan rules
Every request starts with the same three details: the property address, why you need a value, and the date that value has to reflect. What differs is the Michigan statute, court or office the report will be read against. Pick the request closest to yours.
Estate appraisals
An inherited home is usually valued as of the owner's date of death. Michigan collects no inheritance tax for deaths after September 30, 1993, yet that value is still, as a general rule, the heirs' federal basis, and the transfer brings property-tax steps of its own.
Probate appraisals
Within 91 days after appointment, a personal representative lists the estate's property at its date-of-death fair market value (MCL 700.3706). The code lets the personal representative hire an appraiser where a value is open to doubt, and names that appraiser on the inventory (MCL 700.3707).
Divorce appraisals
A Michigan court divides marital property as it finds "just and reasonable" (MCL 552.19), and Michigan is not a community-property state. An opinion of value for the specific house gives both sides something concrete to discuss with their attorneys.
IRS step-up appraisals
For an heir, the federal tax basis of an inherited house generally resets to the house's fair market value on the owner's date of death. A retrospective report documents that value for the effective date your tax adviser identifies.
Residential appraisals
Valued for a listing, a refinance, a Board of Review protest or another decision: single-family homes, condominiums, townhomes, two- to four-unit buildings, manufactured homes on permanent foundations, waterfront homes and vacant residential lots.
Rush appraisals
The 91-day probate inventory, a July 31 Tax Tribunal petition and a date in a divorce case can all compress a schedule. Ask whether earlier delivery is workable before you count on it.
Where we take requests
Our area guide covers Grand Haven, in Ottawa County. Holland and Muskegon are nearby communities; for an address there, or anywhere else in Michigan, send the complete address so we can confirm coverage. More on the service area page.
Need a value for a particular date?
Call 231-638-4774 or request a quote, and for any Michigan address ask for a written scope, fee and delivery estimate, mentioning the date the value must reflect.
The Michigan sections on this page were written with AI assistance for Eagle Home Appraisal Michigan.