Not all valuable property is physical. A frequently overlooked category of assets consists of intangible interests that carry measurable, transferable market value and can be bought, sold, leased, or inherited.
These assets are often tied to contractual rights, long-term privileges, or exclusive access, and in many cases they represent significant financial value.
Examples of intangible assets that may require formal appraisal include:
The market value of certain intangible assets can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars, particularly when they involve exclusivity, long-term rights, limited availability, or high demand.
Intangible asset appraisals are commonly required for:
A qualified appraisal establishes fair market value by analyzing contractual terms, transferability, remaining duration, market demand, and comparable transactions. Contact us.