Valuation 2 Flashcards

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When is Layer /hardcore method used

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For over rented investments

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2
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Hardcore method notes

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Income flow divided horizontally
Bottom slice is market rent
Top slice is rent passing less market rent until lease event
Higher yield on top slice due to additional risk

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3
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Method for comparative method

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  1. Search and select comparables
  2. Confirm and verify details and analyse headline rent to get a net effective rent
  3. Assemble comparables in a schedule
  4. Adjust comparables using hierarchy of evidence
  5. Analyse comparables to form an opinion of value
  6. Report value and prepare file note
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4
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What are the 3 initial steps to take in a valuation

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Competence check - are you competent enough?
Independence check - any conflict of interest
Terms of engagement ment

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5
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Name statutory due diligence for valuation . 9 here

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1 asbestos register
2. Business rates / council tax
3. Contamination
4. Equality act 2010 compliance
5. Public rights of way
6. EPC
7. Fire safety
8. Legal titles and tenure
9. Planning history and compliance

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6
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What is the income approach?

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Converting current and future cashflows into a capital value

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7
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What is the cost approach

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Reference to tue cost of the asses whether by purchase or construction

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8
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What is the market approach

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Use of comparable evidence

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9
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Explain the valuation timeline. 16 steps

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  1. Receive instructions from client
  2. Check competence
  3. Check independence
  4. Issue toe
  5. Receive signed terms back
  6. Gather information e.g. lease, title docs, planning
  7. Undertake die dilligence - checking matters that could have an impact on value
  8. Inspect and measure
  9. Research market and comparables
  10. Undertake valuation
  11. Draft report
  12. Peer review of report and valuation
    13 finalise and sign report
    14 report to client
    15 issue invoice
    16 ensure correct filing
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10
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  1. What is the red book?
  2. Who can carry out valuations?
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  1. The red book contains mandatory rules, best practice guidance and related commentary for all members undertaking valuation work across the globe
  2. Registered valuers under the valuation registration service
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What are the different sections of the red book?

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  1. Intro
  2. Glossary
  3. Professional standards
  4. Valuation technical and performance standards (vps)
  5. Valuation applications
  6. IVS
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12
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What are the professional standards? PS1 PS2

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PS1 compliance with standards where written valuation is provided
PS2 ethics, competency, objectivity, and disclosures

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13
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What is the definition of market value?

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The estimated amount for which an asset or liability should exchange on the valuation date between a willing buyer and seller in an arms length transaction after proper marketing and where the parties had acted knowledgeably prudently and without compulsion

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14
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What are the bases of value?

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Defined in IVS 04
-market value
-market rent
Investment value
Equitable value
Synergistic value
Liquidation value

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What is the definition of market rent?

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Estimated amount for which an interest in real property should be leased on the valuation date between a willing lessee and lessor in an arms length transaction after proper marketing which both parties acted correctly

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16
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How can you find comparable evidence? What’s the GN

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Comparable evidence in real estate valuation 2019
Cat a direct conparables
Cat b market data
Cat c other sources

17
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What is fair value?

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Price that would be received to sell an asset or paid to transfer a liability in an orderly transaction between market participants at the measurement date

18
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What are yields

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Measure of return

19
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What are the valuation applications? VGPA

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1 inclusion in final accounts
2 for secured lending
8 real property interests
10 material uncertainty

20
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How is the profits method calculated?

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Net profits (income - expenditure) capitalised at an appropriate used

21
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When is the red book isn’t used? 5 exceptions name 4

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Internal
Statutory function
Agency purposes
Negotiation and litigation
Giving evidence as expert witness

22
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What are the 6 steps for comparable evidence?

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Search and select comps

Confirm and verify details

Assemble comps in schedule

Adjust comps using hierarchy

Analyse comps to form opinion

Report value and prepare file note

23
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What is Cat B on the hierarchy and provide examples

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General market data/secondary data

Indices
Historic ecidence
Demand and supply data
Investment data

24
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Name examples of cat C evidence

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Evidence from other real estate types and locations

Interest rates, stock market

25
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Which yield is used in a residual site valuation?

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All risks yield… be prepped to name definition

26
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What’s the simple two step methodology for DRC method ?

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Value of land in its existing use

Add current cost of replacing the building plus fees less depreciation and deterioration

27
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What is the guidance note for ESG in valuation?

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Sustainability and ESG in commercial property valuation and strategic advice 3rd edition 2021

28
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What’s the typical margin of error for a commercial property valuation

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+/- 10%

29
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What’s the current SDLT rates for non resi?

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£0-£150,000 Nil
£150,000 - £250,000 2%
£250,000+ 5%