Benefits of Property Valuation Services

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Benefits of Property Valuation Services

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There are several benefits to using this service. Sellers or buyers can take advantage of property valuation services in the following ways: • Measure the current market value of the property. • Give a detailed report of the property. • Highlight the benefits of the property. • Highlight the geographical advantage. • Get expert advice and pointers to sell your home. • Determining the feasibility of future development projects • To determine the profitability and income potential of the property. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Benefits of Property Valuation Services


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Benefits of Property Valuation Services
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  • What are the benefits of property valuation
    services? There are several benefits to using
    this service.
  • Sellers or buyers can take advantage of property
    valuation services in the following ways

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  • Measure the current market value of the property.
  • Give a detailed report of the property.
  • Highlight the benefits of the property.
  • Highlight the geographical advantage.
  • Get expert advice and pointers to sell your home.
  • Determining the feasibility of future development
    projects
  • To determine the profitability and income
    potential of the property.

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Valuation Techniques
  • When conducting a property valuation, a property
    valuer may use a variety of valuation methods.
  • To arrive at the valuation figure, the property
    valuer typically uses the comparative method,
    investment method, and profits method.
  • Some properties may require a more detailed
    analysis to provide additional flexibility in the
    property's end value.
  • The five methods of property valuation are listed
    below

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Comparative Approach
  • This methodology, also known as Inferred Analysis
    of Property Value, compares the prices of
    properties in the same area.
  • The final value of the property is calculated
    using the values of nearby properties.
  • A close examination of similar buildings/propertie
    s with matching characteristics and dimensions is
    performed using this method.
  • When determining the market value of a
    residential property, the comparative method is
    commonly used.

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Profits Approach
  • Profits Methods are frequently used when valuing
    commercial real estate.
  • This method is used to determine the market value
    of properties such as restaurants, rental office
    space, malls, and hotels.
  • The valuer determines the property's market value
    by averaging the business's average operating
    income over the previous three years.
  • The profit and loss statement of the company is
    used to secure this figure.

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Residual Method
  • This valuation method is useful when an investor,
    developer, or owner is determining the value of a
    property for future development.
  • The Residual Method helps in examining the
    viability of a property, whether it has potential
    for development, redevelopment, or rental
    purposes.
  • When calculating the property value, the gross
    development cost, building cost, property
    builder/developer profit, and fees are all taken
    into account.

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Contractor's Approach
  • The Contractor's Method, also known as the Cost
    Method, employs the replacement value of the
    property technique.
  • This method is used when the Comparative Method
    and the Profit Method fail to provide an accurate
    estimate of the property.
  • Each construction component, cost of each
    construction, current construction techniques,
    land value, and reconstruction cost are all added
    together in this method.
  • To arrive at the final estimate of the property's
    market value, a representative depreciation
    figure is deducted from the previous number.

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Investment Strategy
  • The Investment Method is a practical method of
    determining the market value of commercial
    properties.
  • The property's market value is directly related
    to its income-generating potential.
  • This method provides an accurate picture by
    converting income earned (both present and
    future) from the property into an approximate
    capital sum.
  • The valuer in this case uses the discounted cash
    flow method, the future cash flows that the
    property owner will generate from the property.
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