Valuation Flashcards

1
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what are the approaches to valuation? and which document outlines these?

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International Valuation Standard 105: 1) income approach 2)Cost Approach 3)Market Approach

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2
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5 methods of valuation?

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  1. Comparative 2. Investment 3.Profits 4.Residual 5.DRC
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3
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name of RICS Valuation standard

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RICS Valuation - Global Standards (2022)

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4
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RICS document on comparables

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RICS Professional Standard: Comparable Evidence in Real Estate Valuation (2019)

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5
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what does the standard for comparable evidence outline?

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principles in the use of comparable evidence. Valuer should use professional judgement to assess the relative importance of evidence on a case by case basis.

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6
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Categories of the Hierarchy of Evidence

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A) Direct comps B)general market data C)Other Sources e.g transactions from other RE assets.

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what is Category B evidence?

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info from published sources / commercial databases. Historic evidence. other indirect evidence

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Category A evidence

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completed transactions of near identical properties where information is available. Completed transactions of other similar RE assets where info is available.

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9
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what are the investment methods of valuation?

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conventional. Term & reversion. Hard core.

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10
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conventional method of valuation equation

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Net income x Multiplier = Market Value (NPV)

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11
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Difference between DCF and investment method

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Implicit assumptions in conventional investment. DCF explicitly states assumptions.

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12
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Term and reversion method

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Underrented properties. Higher yield applied to top slice. depends on comps and risk.

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13
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yield calculation

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rent passing/price x 100

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14
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years purchase calculation

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100 / yield. this means the years it takes to repay its purchase price.

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15
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Explain the DCF technique?

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growth explict version of the investment method. Future net income is discounted to obtain the NPV.

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16
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How can NPV determine an investors TRR?

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NPV - Positive it means they have exceeded TRR. If negative they haven’t exceeded it.

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17
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what is an IRR?

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rate of return at which all future cashflows must be discounted to produce a NPV of 0.

18
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name of the guidance on DCF valuation

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RICS Practice Information: Discounted cash flow valuations, Nov 2023

19
Q

name of guidance in relation to development property

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RICS Professional Standard: Valuation of development property, 2019

20
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Prime distrubution yields

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5.00% - Stable sentiment

21
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what are Greater London Estates yields?

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5.00% - positive sentiment

22
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Secondary South East Towns office yields?

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11.50% + - negative sentiment

23
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Industrial South East Estates yields?

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5.25% - positive sentiment

24
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ARY definition?

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remunerative rate of interest used in the valuation of a fully let property let at MR, reflecting all the risks

25
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True Yield

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yield when rent is paid in advance not arrears

26
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Nominal Yield

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Initial yield assuming rent paid in arrears.

27
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Net Yield

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yield adjusted for purchaser’s costs

28
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Equivalent

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weighted average between NIY and RY (term and reversion)

29
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Reversionary yield

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market rent / current price x 100

30
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Simple methodology for a DCF?

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  1. Estimate cash flow (income less expenditure)
  2. Estimate exit value at end of holding period
  3. select discount rate
  4. value is the sum of completed DCF to provude NPV
31
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Which part of the RBG details the DCF method?

32
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when might you adopt the DCF method instead of conventional investment method?

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when there is lack of comparable evidence, unique assets

33
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what are the assumptions you need to make in a DCF valuation?

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current market rent
expected rental growth
rent review period
holding period
discount rent
ARY
Last line into perpetuity

34
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what is the RICS guidance on DCF?

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RICS Practice Information: Discounted Cash Flow valuations, Nov 2023

35
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detail the profits method of valuation?

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trade related property:
pubs hotels.
Annual turnover - less costs/purchases = Gross profit

Less working expenses = Unadjusted net profit

Less remuneration = FMOP
then capitalise this at yield (years purchase) = MV.

36
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Residual valuation purpose

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to find the market value of the site based on market inputs at the valuation date. special assumption that development is complete as at the date of valuation

37
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Residual method of valuation?

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  1. Establish GDV (Comparable method to establish rent and yields)
  2. ARY used
  3. Assumption on marketing void, RF
  4. Take away total development costs (site prep, building costs, professional fees, contingency)
  5. finance costs
  6. developer’s profit % of GDV.
38
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types of dev finance

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debt or equity

39
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typical LTV ration for dev finance?

40
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DRC method ?

A

value land in existing use. Add current cost of replacing the building plus fees less a discount for depreciation.