Valuation Flashcards
What is the residual method of valuation and how is it applied?
- 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.
Can you expand further upon GDV and TDC when talking about the residual method
GDV = the value of a development once construction has been completed
TDC = costs deducted, these include contingency, financing fees, developers profit
Within the residual method you mention contingency
What is this
When have would you apply it
Contingency = a future event or circumstance which is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty.
Ie construction costs rise @ 5%
Finance @7%
Profit @15%
What is the profits method
Used for trade related properties and trading potential
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What type of properties would you value with profits
Value is linked to what the owner can generate from the property
ie hotels
schools
cinemas
Profits Hotel
Profits - Hotel
Gross annual income (per room)
less costs
Then multiplied by multiplier based on evidence of transactions
DRC
Depreciated Replacement Cost method
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
What is the comparable method of valuation and how does this work?
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
What are the different purposes of valuation
Valuation for financial reporting
What is the Red Book
Is a Global Standard which contains mandatory rules and best practice guidance for members who undertake asset valuations
What does Red Book include
International Valuation Standards - 2020
Red Book UK - 2015
Key sections of Red Book include
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
What steps would you take following a valuation instruction from a client?
Conflict check
Letter of instruction - signed
What is the income method of valuation
The current value of a property is estimated on the grounds of projected net income