Licensed Insolvency Trustees & debtors
Bankruptcy & Consumer Proposal Home Appraisal in Canada
Document home equity defensibly for your bankruptcy or consumer proposal.
At a glance
- Report type
- Form or narrative appraisal addressed to the Licensed Insolvency Trustee.
- Typical turnaround
- 5–10 business days.
- Cost framing
- Standard residential pricing, sometimes coordinated through the LIT.
- Intended users
- Licensed Insolvency Trustees (LITs), Debtor's legal counsel, Creditors / lenders
- Canada-wide coverage
- Residential property focus
- Comparable-sales evidence
- Independent directory
Why this matters
Bankruptcy / Proposal valuations are read by someone specific
A residential appraisal that supports a Licensed Insolvency Trustee's calculation of available home equity during a bankruptcy or consumer proposal.
- Licensed Insolvency Trustees (LITs)
- Debtor's legal counsel
- Creditors / lenders
What you provide
- Mortgage statement
- Current condition info
- Trustee instructions
What you receive
- LIT-addressed appraisal report
- Comparable sales
- Reconciled opinion of value
Common pitfalls
What goes wrong — and how to avoid it
Drive-by reports
Trustees often prefer full inspections to reduce later challenges from creditors.
Questions to ask
Before you hire any appraiser
- →Have you worked with Licensed Insolvency Trustees before?
- →Will the report meet creditor scrutiny?
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FAQ
Bankruptcy / Proposal appraisal questions
Typically the debtor, often arranged through the LIT and reimbursed as part of the estate.
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