The Red Book Flashcards

1
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Which RICS information paper outlines the process of identifying and using comparable evidence?

A

RICS Information Paper on Comparable Evidence in Property Valuation 2012.

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2
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RICS Professional Standards

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These are mandatory and define the parameters for compliance with the Red Book, including IVS requirements; set out associated RICS regulatory requirements; and clarify the detailed application of the RICS Rules of Conduct for members carrying out valuation work. They consist of PS 1 & PS 2

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3
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PS1

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Compliance with the Red Book where a written valuation is provided

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4
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PS2

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Ethics, competency, objectivity and disclosures

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5
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RICS global valuation technical and performance standards/ Valuation Practice Standards (VPS)

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These provide the mandatory requirements and related implementation guidance relating to providing an IVS-compliant valuation. They consist of VPS 1 - 5

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VPS 1

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Terms of engagement (scope of work)

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VPS 2

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Inspections, investigations and records

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8
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VPS 3

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Valuation reports

- re headings/sections required

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9
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VPS 4

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Bases of value, assumptions and special assumptions

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10
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VPS 5

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Valuation approaches and methods (this was first introduced in the 2017 Red Book)

  • Market Approach
  • Income Approach
  • Cost Approach
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RICS global valuation applications/ Valuation Practice Guidance - Application (VPGA)

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These provide further implementation guidance in specific instances.
They set out ‘best practice’ and should be followed wherever possible to ensure the highest standards of professional competence.
Although they are not mandatory, they do represent what is regarded as best practice.
In any litigation a valuer would be at a disadvantage if it could be shown that they had not followed best practice as indicated in a guidance application. They consist of VPGA 1 - 10

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VPGA 1

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Valuation for inclusion in financial statements

- re Valuation of fair value for annual returns?

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13
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VPGA 2

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Valuation for secured lending

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14
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VPGA 9

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Valuation of portfolios, collections and groups of properties
- re large farming company’s let properties valuation of individual titles + rental values etc.

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15
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VPGA 10

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Matters that may give rise to material valuation uncertainty
- re for all valuations within the company have to fill out form assessing material uncertainty and whether it was reported on for the valuation

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16
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Market Approach

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Value of property may be derived by comparing directly with market transactions for similar properties.

17
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Income Approach

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=part of investment method - value is derived from the net rental income and a capitalisation factor based on expected annual rate of return
/ involves use of DCF technique
= part of profits method - trading potential of business for which property is designed - assessing fair and maintainable level of trade = VPGA 4 (Valuation of individual trade related properties)

18
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Cost Approach

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Or Depreciated Replacement Cost approach = used in valuing real estate which does not usually sell on open market. Based on est. depreciated cost of the building + value of the land, which uses comparable evidence.

19
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Sources of Comparable evidence (as stated under CE in real estate valuation GN 2019)

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Market Evidence:

  • Direct transactional evidence
  • Publicly available information
  • Published databases
  • Asking prices
  • Historical evidence

Indices

20
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Valuation Exceptions from Red Book

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No valuation provided by an RICS registered valuer is completely exempt from the mandatory requirements set out under Red Book. PS1 and PS2 = in all cases
However, there are some cases where VPS 1-5 may not be mandatory.
Such as in providing agency or brokerage service (for acquisition/disposal) = PS & GN Real Estate Agency and Brokerage Guidance 3rd Ed. 2016 applies
Others =
- Acting as Expert Witness
- Performing statutory functions
- Purely for internal purposes
- advice for negotiations/litigation where valuer acting as advocate