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BASICS OF VALUATION USEFUL FOR ALL VALUATION PROFESSIONALS COMPLETE E-BOOK WITH MCQS UNIT-2

BASICS OF VALUATION USEFUL FOR ALL VALUATION PROFESSIONALS

E-BOOK WITH MCQS

UNIT-2

CHAPTER: 1

INTRODUCTION OF VALUATION

 What is Valuation?

Valuation is the technique of estimating or determining the fair price or value of the property such as a building, an industry, other engineering structures of various types, land, etc. By valuation, the present value of a property is defined. Valuation is an estimation of the worth of something, especially one carried out by a professional valuer. Valuation of Real Estate is a multidisciplinary subject involving the study of economics…………….  READ MORE

 




CHAPTER-2

VALUER’S ROLE, FUNCTION, AND RESPONSIBILITIES

 Role of a Valuer

  • Valuer acts as an Advisor

He Gives opinions to his client

  • Helps to find Fair Market Value and Interest
  • To take financial decision
  • Advice on change in possible rental and capital value
  • For investment suggestions on policy matters, sinking fund
  • Land acquisition case – Date of valuation / Date of notification
  • Estate management
  • Maximum income and capital value
  • Securing good maintenance
  • Increase or decrease in capital value
  • To check the reasonableness of present rent and
  • Provisions for reserve for future
  • Must deliver own independent honest and conscious

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CHAPTER-3

PURPOSES OF VALUATION

In real properties, there are various purposes for which valuation may be required. It is essential to know exactly for what purpose the valuation is being prepared. Valuation is an art and professionals have to consider all pros and cons of the various factors affecting valuation. Broadly speaking, the valuation may be required to be done for the following purposes.

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CHAPTER-4

REPORT WRITING

A valuation Report should create interest in the mind of a reader to read it from the beginning to the end, like reading a story or a novel. It is, therefore, necessary that a report should have certain specific qualities. The valuer receives instructions from the client to carry out a valuation of land and building. The valuer performs his duty as per the Terms of Reference and estimates value.

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CHAPTER-5

Code of Professional Ethics & Conducts and Definitions

In ancient Greece, Hippocrates postulated a Code of Professional ethics for physicians that emphasized service to the patient and the advancement of the healing arts over the comfort and profit of the physician.

Many common themes are found in the codes of ethics of various professions.

Nearly all codes of ethics of various professions contain:

  1. Strict requirements for ethical behavior, honesty, and integrity.
  2. Requirements to assist the profession in enforcing its code of conduct
  3. Strict requirements regarding competent performance.
  4. Provisions address problems that can arise when a conflict exists between the interests of the client and the professional practitioner.

Public Trust

The most significant thing of any profession is its ability to promote and maintain public trust. Without which, (that means the public to have confidence in the services provided by the professionals) that profession will not survive. Trust means “faith in.” “Confidence in,  “the ability to rely upon,” Public can be defined broadly as “all people,” or narrowly as “all people who use the professional’s services.”

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CHAPTER-6

SPECIFIC PROVISIONS WHICH REQUIRE A VALUATION REPORT FROM A REGISTERED VALUER

 WHO CAN BE A REGISTERED VALUER?

A person, who aspires to be a registered valuer, is required to possess certain qualifications and experience, obtain membership of a recognized organization of valuers, and get registered as a valuer with IBBI.

The RV Rules sets out in detail the eligibility criteria, educational qualifications (degree), experience, and procedure for registration of a valuer. However, such a valuer will not undertake valuation of any assets in which he has a direct or indirect interest or becomes so interested at any time during a period of three years prior to his appointment as valuer or three years after the valuation of assets was conducted by him.

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