Loan Security Valuation Specific Questions Flashcards
(45 cards)
1
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Tell me about sources of risk
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- Fraud
- Inflated EV/RV
- False claims on application form (eg income etc)
- Scheme manipulation
- Money laundering
2
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Tell me about risk analysis techniques
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- sensitivity analysis
scenario analysis Monte Carlo simulations
3
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Tell me about different financial products Global Standards 2020 (VPGA 2)
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- Fixed rate
- Variable rate
- Tracker
- Interest only
4
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Tell me about Global Standards 2020 (VPGA 2)
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COT
Consistency
Objectivity
Transparency
5
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Tell me about UK National Supplement 2017 (effective 2019) (VPGA 11-13)
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- VPGA 11 – Val for resi mortgage
- VPGA 12 Val of resi property for miscellaneous
- VPGA 13 - Resi secured lending for other purposes including HBR
6
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Tell me about owing a duty of care
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Yianni v Evans
Smith v Bush
7
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London Road CR4 Talk me through TMW buy-to-let mortgage criteria.
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- Will not accept more than 4 occupiers/sharers
- TMW (under its own criteria) define this as an HMO and as such is covered by a specialist HMO product.
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London Road CR4 Talk me through your Suspicious Activity Disclosure Form.
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- Property info
- Applicant name etc
- Suspected suspicion category (Scheme abuse)
- Reason for suspicion
- Sent to SID
- Copied in manager
9
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Epsom Road CR0 Talk me through your site concerns.
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- Commercial premises - pub
- Nationwide will not lend on a flat which sits directly above or immediately adjacent to any commercial use likely to generate/cause smell, noise, disturbance, increased traffic (pedestrian or vehicular – deliveries etc), or indeed any factor likely to adversely impact demand/saleability
- main roads – noise pollution
- a trainline and train station – noise pollution
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Epsom Road CR0 Why were the proximity of main roads/train line/train station/commercial premises an issue?
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- Commercial premises - Nationwide will not lend on a flat which sits directly above or immediately adjacent to any commercial use likely to generate/cause smell, noise, disturbance, increased traffic (pedestrian or vehicular – deliveries etc), or indeed any factor likely to adversely impact demand/saleability
- main roads – noise pollution
- a trainline and train station – noise pollution
11
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Epsom Road CR0 How did local market conditions negatively the security of the investment?
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- Less demand for properties with no outside space
- Oversupply of NB properties
12
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Epsom Road CR0 Why was the development outside the lender’s risk appetite?
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- Commercial premises - Nationwide will not lend on a flat which sits directly above or immediately adjacent to any commercial use likely to generate/cause smell, noise, disturbance, increased traffic (pedestrian or vehicular – deliveries etc), or indeed any factor likely to adversely impact demand/saleability
- main roads – noise pollution
- a trainline and train station – noise pollution
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Epsom Road CR0 Why was the development outside the lender’s risk appetite?
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- Commercial premises - Nationwide will not lend on a flat which sits directly above or immediately adjacent to any commercial use likely to generate/cause smell, noise, disturbance, increased traffic (pedestrian or vehicular – deliveries etc), or indeed any factor likely to adversely impact demand/saleability
- main roads – noise pollution
- a trainline and train station – noise pollution
14
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Epsom Road CR0 Explain the lender’s risk appetite.
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- Nationwide is a low risk lender
- Nationwide looks to operate in the upper quartile of the market, consequently, secondary/tertiary locations will not be acceptable for mortgage
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Epsom Road CR0 Talk me through your site appraisal form.
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- Includes details of the scheme
- Number of units
- Construction HTB
- Developer
- Previous land use
- Surroundings
- Tenure/lease info
- Incentives
- Rationale
- RAG rating
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Epsom Road CR0 Why did you set an exposure level of 0%?
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- Commercial premises main roads – noise pollution
- a trainline and train station – noise pollution
- main roads – noise pollution
- Outside risk appetite
- Market concerns
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Epsom Road CR0 What was your rationale for the 0% exposure level?
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- Commercial premises main roads – noise pollution
- a trainline and train station – noise pollution
- main roads – noise pollution
- Outside risk appetite
- Market concerns
18
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Wallington SM6 Why was the internal company instruction not subject to the Red Book?
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- PS1 Compliance with standards where a written valuaiton is provided
- 5 VPS1-5 exceptions
- Providing valuations to a client purely for internal purposes
- Without liability or a third party
19
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Wallington SM6 How did you utilise the previous marketing material?
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- Floor plans
- Pictures
- Floor areas
- Condition
- Aspect
20
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Wallington SM6 How did you utilise the previous marketing material?
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- Floor plans
- Pictures
- Floor areas
- Condition
- Aspect
21
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Wallington SM6 What advice did you give regarding pre-and post-release value?
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- I advised a pre-release valuation figure based on the existing garden and garage
- I advised the post-release valuation figure following the release of the garden and garage
- I advised the impact this would have on the subject due to the market conditions
- I advised the material uncertainty clause
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Wallington SM6 How did you identify that flats without outside space were decreasing in value?
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- Speaking with estate agents
- Speaking with colleagues
- Identifying trends when doing val work
- Properties achieving under asking
- Properties being on the market for a long time
23
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Highgate Edge N2 Highgate Edge, what was the unexpired lease term?
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60 years
24
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Highgate Edge N2 Why was the short lease term an issue?
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- The leasehold value diminishes as the lease decreases
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Highgate Edge N2 Talk me through your comparable valuation.
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Highgate Edge N2 How did you comply with RICS Valuation of Residential Leasehold Properties for Secured Lending Purposes 2021?
- Only relied on assumptions where appropriate
- Undertook reasonable efforts to determine lease terms
- Attempted to locate comps with similar lease terms
- Assessed the relativity of the comps with different lease terms
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Highgate Edge N2 Which relativity graph(s) did you use?
- Graphs of relativity online relativity graphs
- RICS greater London and England graph
- Used the average of 5 curves
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Highgate Edge N2 Why did you select these relativity graphs?
- Most relevant to my location (Greater London)
| - Average of five sources (based in greater London and SE)
29
Highgate Edge N2 Talk me through your use of the online leasehold calculator?
- Leasehold advice Lease Extension Calculator
- Provides an estimated range for the lease extension premium
- Inputted:
o Ground rent
o Date of expiry of lease
o Long lease value of the property
- I then deducted this figure from the long lease value of the subject making an allowance for fees
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Highgate Edge N2 Were there any limitations to Online calculators? If so, what were they?
- Online calculators have varying degrees of accuracy
- Used as a cross check
- Do not account for rising GR
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Highgate Edge N2 Talk me through your secondary evidence.
- I used a comparable that was most similar to the subject (physically and tenure)
- Although it had fallen through it was a useful form of secondary evidence as it indicated the what a purchaser was willing to pay for the property
- Reflect the lower number of available (cash) purchasers
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Highgate Edge N2 What advice did you provide?
- I advised the valuation figure for the subject
- I advised the figure at which the property should be marketed
- I provided advice regarding the auctioneer’s valuation figures
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Highgate Edge N2 What comments did you make on the auctioneer’s valuation figures?
- 4x figures
- 3x estimates too high
- 1x – similar estimates
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What is the definition of an HMO?
A property occupied by 3 or more people comprising 2 or more households
Housing Act 2004
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Red Book 2022 changes/ updates
Emphasising agreeing clear terms of engagement
The term partial or non Red Book should not be used in terms of engagement.
Requiring more detailed commentary on sustainability (ESG) matters
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Red Book Global - PS 1 and 2
PS 1 - Compliance
PS 2 - Ethics and conflicts
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Red Book Global - VPS 1 - 5
Valuation Practice Statement
VPS 1 - ToE
VPS 2 - Inspections
VPS 3 - Reporting
VPS 4 - Basis of value
VPS 5 - METHOD - Valuation method
TIRBV
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Red Book Global -VPGA 2, 8, 10
Valuation Practice Guidance Application
VPGA 2 - Loan Security
VPGA 8 - val of real property interests
VPGA 10 - Uncertainty
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UK Red Book VPGA 11 - 13
VPGA 11 - Valuation for residential mortgage purposes
VPGA 12 - Valuation of residential properties for miscellaneous purposes
VPGA 13 - Residential secured lending guidance for other related purposes
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Covid eviction restricitons 2020
Coronavirus Act 2020
Possession proceedings suspended
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Exceptions to Red Book
ALIES
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AGENCY
LIGITIGATION
INTERNAL
EXPERT WITNESS
STATUATORY
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Assumption
A supposition that can be taken as true without specific investigation
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special assumption
Assumes facts differ than those at the val date
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Ensure all key sections of red global and UK are listed here
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S11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985
obligation on landlords to maintain the exterior and structure of the rentals property
