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After all relevant parties have been notified, the executor can begin identifying, collecting, and appraising the decedent’s assets. These include: Bank accounts Retirement accounts Stocks and bonds Some life insurance policies Real estate Motor vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, and RVs Personal property, such as jewelry and household furnishings Some assets, such as bank and investment accounts, are relatively easy to appraise. However, property, such as jewelry and art collections, can be more difficult to assign a value to. In these cases, executors often hire an appraiser to ensure the property’s value is accurately assessed.