L3 Valuation Flashcards

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Example 14 – how did you value for CGT purposes?

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I carried out a comparable method of sale, where I collected similar, recent and local transactions. The property comprised a detached dwelling set in a local area, although not identical, I found several useful comparables.

I set these in a table, to assist me comparing the comparables. I adjust the values and calculate per bedroom valuation, in order to achieve a market value for the subject property.

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What was the basis of value under the CGT?

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Market value.

estimated amount
asset or liability
valuation date
between a willing buyer and a willing seller
in an arm’s length transaction
after proper marketing
where the parties had each acted knowledgeably, prudently, and without compulsion

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3
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Explain your advice on the valuation and transfer.

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I carried out a market appraisal to assist my client with her decision-making. This enables her to discuss with her accountants. However, I did state that the market appraisal did not equate to a red book valuation, which would be required.

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How did you apply the comparable method?

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I collected similar, recent, local transactions and summarised in a table.
I adjust the valuations as required in order to value the subject property.
I also calculate the value per bedroom.

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5
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How did you analyse your evidence?

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I summarised my findings in a letter format, stating the information of the property we inspected, listed the comparables and stated my valuation.

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How did you apply the hierarchy of evidence?

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I commented on which comparable I mostly depended on and which ones I least relied.

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7
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Why was this not a full Red Book valuation?
What sections of the Red Book did not apply?

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Less time consuming and cheaper.

Will need a full red book valuation if deciding to transfer asset to daughter.

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What was the property type and how did this affect your valuation method?

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Detached house.

Plenty of comparable evidence.

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9
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Example 15 – how did you value this property?

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Comparable.

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10
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Was this a valuation or an appraisal? Is this suitable at level 3 – what advice did you
give?

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Valuation for market appraisal.
I set as an example of level 3 as i provided advice on the lotting.

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11
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How did you value the two properties?

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12
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How did you value the high specification?

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13
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How did you advise on prudent lotting?

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Considered the market.
Attracting small holders generally will achieve a higher price.

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14
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How did you advise on maximising sale price?

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15
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How did you apply the Red Book?

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Wrote in report format and applied PS and VPS as per Red Book Standards.

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16
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How did you apply your understanding of market conditions in your valuation?

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17
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How did you advise on the purchase decision?

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