Case Study Flashcards
(7 cards)
What was the purpose of the valuation?
Financial Reporting purposes
Given that you have been valuing for this client for some time, do you think that recommending a different firm carry out this valuation may have been appropriate?
RICS considers it good practice (however not mandatory) to rotate valuers at intervals not exceeding seven years; my firm has been providing the valuation services to the client for two years. And although the responsible valuer has stayed the same, I have led the valuation this year under the supervision.
What was the construction type for the building and how did you identify this?
Reinforced concrete
Identified though exterior appearance
Building plans and specifications also can indicate the construction type of the building
What condition aspects did you note down during your inspection?
Externally and internally the Property appeared to be in a good condition with no apparent defects. My area of expertise is limited to a visual inspection only.
How did you calculate the WAULT?
Calculated remaining term for each tenant
Multiplied by rental income it generates
Sum the figures
divide by the total rental income
How does this approach account for the various tenants, covenants, and income?
Modelled current passing rent based on tems from a head lease. Covenant is strong, but strategy of leasing individually would be more financially viable long term to bring the rents aligned with the market.
What weight did you give to the Informal advice from your agency colleagues and why?
I considered the informal advice from agency colleagues as supportive insight when forming my view on the appropriate exit yield. While the primary evidence was drawn from past investment transactions , informal input helped to interpret those yields in the context of current buyer sentiment in this location, and the relative appeal of the property. I gave this informal advice limited but relevant weight, ensuring it aligned with an objective market data and was not used in isolation.