Property Valuation

What is 'retroactive appraisal' and when is it used in Rhode Island?

AAn appraisal that retroactively corrects errors
BAn appraisal with an effective date in the past—used for estate taxes, divorce settlements, litigation, or insurance claims✓ Correct
CAn appraisal conducted before a property is listed
DAn update to a previously completed appraisal

Explanation

A retroactive (historical) appraisal provides a value opinion as of a date in the past. It is used in estate tax valuations, divorce proceedings, damage claims, eminent domain, and other situations requiring a historical value.

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