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VALUER’S ROLE FUNCTION AND RESPONSIBILITIES : ROLE OF A VALUER: COMPLETE E-BOOK

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UNIT-2

CHAPTER-2

VALUER’S ROLE, FUNCTION, AND RESPONSIBILITIES

 Role of a Valuer

 Valuer acts as an Advisor

Ø 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 a 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



Function of Valuers

  1. Site Inspection
  • Take pictures of the exterior and interior of a property for later review and to include in their report.
  • Measure the exterior and interior of the property.
  • Look around the exterior of the property and take notes of any potential damages or structural issues like a damaged roof, broken window, chipping paint or termite damage.
  • Look around the exterior of the property and take notes on any significant improvements that could increase the value of the property like a new roof, fresh paint, well-kept lawn or add-ons to the existing structure.
  • Survey the interior of the property to identify the number of rooms, bathrooms and amenities like updated kitchen appliances, fireplace, modern light fixtures and wood floors.

•           Survey the interior of the property to identify potential structural issues or damages like chipping paint, slanted floors or ceilings, holes in the floor or wall, outdated or stained flooring, lack of natural light or signs of ……………………….READ MORE



 




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