val 2 contractors and DRC Flashcards

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How do you do a contractors valuation?

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Five steps: Estimate replacement cost (ERC), adjust for anything not in build costs (ARC), add land value, decapitalise at appropriate rate, and stand back.

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What are the two types of obsolescence - explain?

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Physical obsolescence reflects deterioration from age and wear; Functional obsolescence reflects a property no longer being fit for purpose.

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When have you done a DRC? Talk me through the process?

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Valued a surgery in Stoke-on-Trent using VOA cost guide, adjusted for age (9%) and location (10%), added external works, fees, land, and decapitalised at 3.33%.

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Where did your build costs come from?

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VOA Building Surveyors analyze costs, or sources like BCIS or Spons.

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Why did you adjust for location?

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Costs vary by location; higher costs in areas like Manchester than Stoke-on-Trent.

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Where did your figure for fees come from, is this typical?

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From actual build cost analysis, typically 10-15% depending on project scale.

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How did you decide on the age and obsolescence adjustment?

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Based on Monsanto case, older buildings cost more to repair and maintain.

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When would you undertake a contractors valuation?

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Used for properties not typically rented, where comparison or account-based valuation isn’t appropriate.

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What is the estimated replacement cost?

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The cost of constructing all buildings on a cleared site, using actual or estimated costs.

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What adjustments need to be made to this?

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Adjustments are made to account for building deficiencies from an occupational point of view.

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Where does evidence come from for the land?

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Market transactions for land used in the same mode or category.

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Why is the land value added as a percentage?

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Land value is part of a scheme agreed upon by all parties, based on evidence and analysis.

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What does the decapitalisation rate take into account?

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Interest rate, tenant’s financial ability, and borrowing costs.

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What do you consider in stage 5?

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Ensure no double counting from earlier stages, consider factors like layout.

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What types of property would you use the DRC for?

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Used for properties like sewage works, schools, and health centres.

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