Valuation Q’s (ones I don’t know as well) Flashcards

1
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What is a VPS?

A

Valuation technical and performance standards (mandatory)

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2
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Can you tell me what VPS 1 is?

A

Terms of Engagement

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3
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Can you tell me what VPS 2 is?

A

Inspections, investigations and records

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4
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Can you tell me what VPS 3 is?

A

Valuation reports

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5
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Can you tell me what VPS 4 is?

A

Based of value, assumptions and special assumptions

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6
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Can you tell me what VPS 5 is?

A

Valuation approaches and methods

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7
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What is a VPGA?

A

RICS Valuation Practice Guidance Applications

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8
Q

What is the RICS Red Book?

A

RICS Valuation - Global Standards effective 31 January 2022
It is a set of global standards which set out procedural rules and guidance for written valuations and it was created for consistency, objectivity and transparency

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9
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What is the valuation date?

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Date on which opinion of value applies

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10
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What is the difference between an assumption and special assumption?

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An assumption is something that is taken to be true without the need for the valuer to verify, such as, we have achieved the services at the property are in good working order. A special assumption is something that is known not to be true, but is for the purpose of the valuation, such as assuming the property is vacant when it is occupied.

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11
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Are there any RICS guidance notes or professional statements you would have regard to when carrying out valuations?

A

RICS Sustainability and ESG Professional Statement,
Comparable Evidence in Real Estate Valuation

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12
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What is the purpose of professional indemnity insurance?

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The purpose of professional indemnity insurance is to ensure that if a firm faces a claim it is protected from financial loss that it cannot meet from its own resources

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13
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Does the RICS provide any guidance to assist regulated firms understanding risks and liabilities associated with professional services provided by its members?

A

Risk, liability and insurance - guidance note effective April 2021

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14
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What is a liability cap?

A

Contractual agreement a client could only claim damages up to the amount greed, even if the law would otherwise award a greater sub and damages

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15
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What are minimum limits of indemnity?

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Firms turnover in proceeding year £100,000 or less = limit of indemnity £250,000
Firms turnover in proceeding year £100,001 to £200,000 = minimum limit of indemnity £500,000
Firms turnover in proceeding £ £200,001 or above = minimum limit of indemnity £1,000,000

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16
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What is the definition of market rent?

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The estimated amount for which an interest in real property should be leased on the valuation date between a willing lessee and a willing lessor on appropriate market terms, in an arms length transaction, after proper marketing where parties acted knowledgeably, prudently and without compulsion

17
Q

Why is it important to take a conflict of interest check?

A

To ensure that nothing impedes or might be perceived to impede an individual’s or firm’s ability to act impartially and in the best interest of the client

18
Q

What is a yield?

A

A measure of investment return, expressed as a percentage of capital invested

19
Q

What is an all risks yield?

A

Yield which reflects all the prospect and risks attached to a particular investment

20
Q

What is a true yield?

A

Assumes rent is paid in advance, not in arrears

21
Q

What is a nominal yield?

A

Assumes rent is paid in arrears

22
Q

What is gross yield?

A

Not adjusted for purchasers costs

23
Q

What is a net initial yield?

A

Adjusted for purchasers costs

24
Q

What is an initial yield?

A

Income yield for current income and current price

25
Q

What is a reversionary yield

A

Market rent / current price

26
Q

What is a running yield?

A

Yield at one moment in time

27
Q

What is an internal valuer?

A

Employed by a company to value internal assets, no third party reliance

28
Q

What is an external valuer?

A

Has no material links with the asset to be valued

29
Q

What is a years purchase

A

Number of years required for its income to repay its purchase price
100/yield

30
Q

Explain the methodology behind a profits valuation.

A

Turnover - costs = gross profit
Gross profit - reasonable working expenses = unadjusted net profit
Unadjusted net profit - operators remuneration = FMOP (fair maintainable operating profit)
Capitalisation at yield to achieve MV
Not FMOP assumes reasonable efficient operator