I'm asking this because an executor has told me that the cost of having a small piece of land valued is likely to cost about £1000 .
Presumably different valuations meet different requirements and cost different amounts ?
An valuation for the Inland Revenue might be a different animal and meet more stringent requirements than one where an estate agent goes along and gives an idea of how much the land might sell for ?
Any views ?
For background - executor originally denied existence of land and is now being ( IMO ) unhelpful about it being valued ,citing £3000 odd to get the 3 valuations the beneficiaries have requested .
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cost of obtaining land valuations - probate v estate agent
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gingeroots · 30/09/2016 14:31
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