Valuation Flashcards

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What is the residual method of valuation and how is it applied?

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  • Establish how much a purchaser should pay for a development site
    -GDV is established.
    -All associated costs (TDC) are then deducted
    -This leaves a surplus amount remaining known as the residual value.
    -This represents how much the developer can afford to pay for the development site or property.
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2
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Can you expand further upon GDV and TDC when talking about the residual method

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GDV = the value of a development once construction has been completed
TDC = costs deducted, these include contingency, financing fees, developers profit

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3
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Within the residual method you mention contingency
What is this
When have would you apply it

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Contingency = a future event or circumstance which is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty.

Ie construction costs rise @ 5%

Finance @7%
Profit @15%

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4
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What is the profits method

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Used for trade related properties and trading potential

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6
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What type of properties would you value with profits

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Value is linked to what the owner can generate from the property
ie hotels
schools
cinemas

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7
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Profits Hotel

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Profits - Hotel
Gross annual income (per room)
less costs
Then multiplied by multiplier based on evidence of transactions

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8
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DRC
Depreciated Replacement Cost method

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The current cost of replacing an asset with its modern equivalent asset less deductions for physical deterioration

What a new build would cost inc acquisition
Last resort
The build costs are then depreciated
Unusual properties where there is no active market such as mosques

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9
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What is the comparable method of valuation and how does this work?

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recent sales of similar size, location, condition, spec
Valuer will compile a schedule of evidence for subject site - location, tenure, size, transaction price and date
This will then be compared to similar properties

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10
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What are the different purposes of valuation

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Valuation for financial reporting

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11
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What is the Red Book

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Is a Global Standard which contains mandatory rules and best practice guidance for members who undertake asset valuations

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12
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What does Red Book include

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International Valuation Standards - 2020
Red Book UK - 2015

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13
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Key sections of Red Book include

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Mandatory Valuation Standards
Advisory
Valuation for Financial Reporting
Valuation of Charity assets
Valuation for commercial secured lending purposes
Valuation for compulsory purchase and statutory compensation

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14
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What steps would you take following a valuation instruction from a client?

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Conflict check
Letter of instruction - signed

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15
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What is the income method of valuation

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The current value of a property is estimated on the grounds of projected net income

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16
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What is the comparable method

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Estimates value of property by comparing to similar properties sold, in similar locations, within a recent period of time

17
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What is DRC

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Current cost of replacing an asset with its modern equivalent is assessed
Takes into consideration deteriation
No active market for asset being valued

18
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MR

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wiling leasor and lesee

19
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Arms length transaction

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Both parties act independently and are not influenced by one another

20
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Hope value

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Value of land once its got planning

21
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Special value

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Extraordinary value over and above MV due to unique advantages to be realised from asset acquisition

22
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Marriage Value

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Extra value that arises from merger of to interests

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