signing 8283 IRS appraisal form

[JWyatt1492 at aol.com]

Hello Julia,
 
 
   There are two appraisals that apply here.
One is  " Replacement Value "  The meaning
is just what it indicates.  Which is the dollar 
amount you can reasonably expect to replace 
this piano with a like or similar piano of equal
value.  
 
   On my appraisals I add in a reasonable length  
of time,  which I use ( 60) days.
 
    The other is " actual cash value "  this is  the 
amount of money you can reasonably expect to 
sell your undamaged piano for in a reasonable
length of time,  again I use ( 60 ) days. 
 
  If you are going to appraise pianos I suggest you
get an appraisal form. Most have a disclaimer
clause.
 
   The one use I get from the   " Nebs Co." 
1-800-225-6380    _www.nebs.com_ (http://www.nebs.com)  . It is product
#128.
 
   They are in triplicate looks very professional
and have a disclaimer clause. 
 
   This is what I use in my  " Appraisal Class "
 
  If it would help I will mail you a copy of mine.
 
Regards
Jack Wyatt



************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20070430/1735b425/attachment.html