Market Approach Flashcards

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What are the 6 steps?

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  1. Search and select comparables.
  2. Confirm/verify details and headline rents to give a net effective rent.
  3. Assemble a schedule.
  4. Adjust using hierarchy of evidence.
  5. Analyse to form opinion of value.
  6. Report value and prepare file note.
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What is the hierarchy of evidence order for letting comparables?

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  1. Open market lettings
  2. Lease renewals
  3. Rent reviews
  4. Third party determinations
  5. Sale and leasebacks
  6. Inter-company transactions
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3
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How can comparables be found?

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Agent for sale boards
Visiting agents
Auction results
Databases - EGi, Focus, Edozo

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4
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Why should care be taken when using auction sale data?

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May be special purchaser or insolvency sale.

Sale price is gross of costs

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5
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What is crucial when selecting comparables in view of volatile market conditions?

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Date

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6
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Which RICS information paper outlines the process of identifying and using comparable evidence?

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RICS Guidance Note: Comparable Evidence in Real Estate Valuation 1st Edition 2019

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7
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RICS Guidance Note: Comparable Evidence in Real Estate Valuation 1st Edition 2019 divides the hierarchy of evidence into 3 categories:

A

A: Direct Comparables
B: General Market Data
C: Other Sources

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