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Budget and the Bees
Budget and the Bees
Travis Campbell

What Happens When Estate Appraisals Are Based on Social Media Photos

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In today’s digital world, it’s tempting to use social media for all sorts of things—including estate appraisals. Families, real estate agents, and even some appraisers might try to estimate the value of a property or its contents based on photos posted online. But estate appraisals based on social media photos can be risky. Relying on images from Instagram or Facebook may seem quick and easy, but it can lead to inaccurate valuations, legal trouble, and financial headaches. Understanding these pitfalls is important for anyone settling an estate or planning for the future. Let’s break down exactly what can go wrong when estate appraisals depend on social media photos.

1. Misleading Visual Information

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