Destrier-Equine Appraisal LLC
Destrier-Equine Appraisal LLC
Kent, OH
United States
ph: 330-554-5498
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Services
Valuation services provided as defined by the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP)
ASEA members perform appraisals for:
- Accountants
- Attorneys
- Banks
- Bankruptcies
- Breed Associations
- Divorce Settlements
- Tax Planning
- Estate Planners
- Governmental Agencies
- Insurance Companies
- Partnerships
- Realtors
- Real Estate Appraisers
- Family Trusts
Who needs an appraiser?
At some point in a horse owner’s life, situations may occur that are unforeseen and require you to prove the value of your horse. This is when you need a professional horse appraiser who is compassionate and can advise you of the proper process and procedures. . Destrier-Equine Appraisal abides by a strict code of ethics and rules as established by the Appraisal Standards Board and the American Society of Equine Appraisers, providing a fair and unbiased opinion of most major horse breeds. .
Certified appraisals are valuable to the seller as well as the potential buyer, by establishing the fair market value of the horse.
The IRS requires an appraisal for donated horses whose value exceeds $5,000. Our appraisals comply with all IRS regulations.
Certified appraisals are used in divorce, bankruptcy, probate, and estate dispositions. Insurance companies and horse owners use certified appraisals to determine the fair market value when insuring a horse or settling a claim.
Factors that affects your horse value
Physical traits such as age, health and conformation
Breed and type characteristics, pedigree and background
Disposition
Accomplishments including training, show records, prizes and earnings
Value of progenitors and offspring
Factors that don't affect your horse value
Emotional attachment
Perceived value
Direct or indirect costs of ownership maintenance, veterinary bills and financial needs
Destrier-Equine Appraisal LLC
Kent, OH
United States
ph: 330-554-5498
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