Alameda County

Inheriting residential property

When a home or other residential property passes to an heir or beneficiary and a clear value is needed for the decisions ahead.

An inherited property can create several decisions at once: whether to keep it, sell it, transfer it, rent it, or divide its value among beneficiaries.

Alameda County includes dense urban neighborhoods, older East Bay housing, hillside properties, suburban communities, and homes that have remained in the same family for decades.

An independent appraisal gives the people handling the estate a documented value for the relevant date, while attorneys and CPAs determine how that value should be used.

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Need to talk with James Valdez?

If an estate, trust, or inherited-property matter involves residential real estate, James can help determine the appropriate appraisal scope and the information needed to begin.

(510) 828-5876 jameskvaldez@gmail.com