For attorneys, trustees, executors, CPAs and planners
A dated, cited RV value for the file — and plain words about when you need an appraiser instead.
Probate needs fair market value as of the date of death. Property division, bankruptcy equity, a donation or depreciation question, a DMV challenge, bail collateral, a Medicaid asset review — each needs the exact unit's market value on a specific date, with the sources and the method written down. A Professional Valuation Report gives you that in minutes, and says clearly what it is not: a USPAP appraisal, a qualified appraisal for Form 8283, or a formal DMV appraisal, where the matter requires one.
One report $149 · Monthly plans from $499 for 10 reports · Every figure an estimate, every source linked.
J.D. Power is a published starting point, not a market. A cited comparison of live listings for the same year and floorplan is what a trustee, judge or examiner can check.
Many matters need market evidence, not a certified appraisal. Get the evidence first; hire the appraiser when the rules require one.
Give us the payoff and the report shows equity or deficiency at quick-sale and at retail replacement.
What's in a Professional Valuation Report
- Retail replacement value — suggested retail after the stated adjustments.
- Quick-sale value — the sell-fast price after adjustments; a floor, not wholesale.
- Market range — sell-fast / suggested / strong-ask from normalized comparables.
- J.D. Power book for the valuation cycle in effect on the as-of date, when held.
- Every comparable linked to its source page, normalized to year and trim, outliers screened.
- Adjustments line by line — condition, mileage, season — from a published table.
- Unit as supplied — identity, condition, mileage, options, location, your reference.
- Methodology, limitations and reliance written for the file.
- Certification with Report ID, as-of date, prepared date and independence statement.
- Access log — who in your organization opened or printed it, and when.
Built for
- Probate: fair market value as of date of death
- Divorce and family law: equitable distribution
- Bankruptcy: equity versus exemptions
- Tax: donation and business-use depreciation support
- DMV / Department of Revenue purchase-price questions
- Bail bond collateral: quick-liquidation value
- Medicaid and elder-law asset audits
Secure organization accounts
Your organization gets its own account with owners, managers and members. Work email verification is required before a report runs, two-factor sign-in is available for every user, all data is isolated per organization at the database level, and every report stays retrievable by your team at any time with a permanent Report ID.
Reports are retained for at least seven years. Nothing your team enters is used to train models or shared with dealers, sellers or any other customer. Ask us for a W-9, an NDA, or invoice billing on annual commitments.
Pricing
A single Professional Valuation Report. Ready in minutes, kept in your archive.
Create an account10 reports a month for the whole organization; additional cases $99 each. For a claims desk, a workout team or a practice with steady but modest case flow. Cancel any time.
Start the Standard plan25 reports a month for the whole organization; additional cases $99 each. For carriers, TPAs, lenders and remarketing firms running cases every day. Cancel any time.
Start the Volume planPrices in USD. Card by default; invoice or purchase-order billing on annual commitments by request.
Questions carriers and lenders ask
Will a court accept this?
Courts and trustees decide what weight to give any document. The report states its method, sources, as-of date and limitations, and it is honest that it is an estimate prepared without inspection. Where a rule or a judge requires a licensed or USPAP appraisal, obtain one — many appraisers start from exactly this kind of market evidence.
Can you value as of a past date, such as a date of death?
Yes, as far as the data allows: the J.D. Power cycle value in effect on that date is reported when we hold it, and the market read is dated and labelled. Season and market movement are disclosed.
Does it work for a donation deduction?
It supports the CPA's file. For a claimed deduction over $5,000 the IRS requires a qualified appraisal by a qualified appraiser (Form 8283); our report is not that and says so.
Our posture, in plain words
- Age, depreciation, condition, maintenance, brand, mileage, and RV type all move a price and are not fully accounted for in these calculations.
- J.D. Power (formerly NADA) is the most widely used RV valuation guide. There is no Kelley Blue Book for RVs. This app does not work on custom or homemade builds, and for some units it may not be able to blend J.D. Power values with current comparable listings.
- Current listings reflect asking prices, not sale prices. Like homes, sellers don't always get list price — buyers make offers. Season matters too.
- A private sale, a dealer cash offer, an insurance valuation, and a bank valuation after repossession can all differ. Trade-in values can only be set by a dealership; each has its own formula.
Full terms for professional use: Professional Terms. Get My RV Worth is independent of J.D. Power / NADA, of every dealer, and of the parties to any claim or loan.