Valuation Flashcards

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What are the 5 methods of valuation

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Market approach
Residual
Profits
DRC
Investment

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When would you use residual

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Used when valuing development, redevelopment and refurbishment properties or assets

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Definition of market rent

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The rental value of assets as at the valuation date between a willingly leasee and a willingly lessor at an arms length transaction with sufficient marketing

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When would you use the investment method?

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When valuing an investment property for example of property receiving a rent

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When would you use the residual method?

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When valuing an asset or liability for development, redevelopment or refurbishment purposes

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What is an assumption?

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Something that as at the valuation date you assume to be correct and confirm with the client for example contamination

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What is a special assumption?

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Something at the time of the valuation may not be factually correct, but for the valuation you assume to be correct for example valuing a property with vacant possession.

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What is the definition of market value?

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An amount at which an asset or a liability should be exchanged as at the valuation date between a willing buyer and willing seller at arms length transaction after proper marketing

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What types of valuation are governed by the Redbook?

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Probate valuation
Tax planning valuation
Stock taking valuations
Valuations for transfer purposes

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What guidance were in the Red book tells you what must be included in valuation report?

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Part four of the global standards valuation 2025 Red book includes the valuation technical and performance standards VPS and VPS six governs the minimum requirements for valuation reports

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What is part three of the Red book?

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Part three at the RCS professional standards PS they are mandatory worldwide standards.
PS1 compliance with standards and practice statements where written evaluation is provided
PS2 ethics competency objectivity and disclosure

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Please explain VPS and name all six

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Valuation technical performance standards are mandatory set of minimum requirements which every Redbook valuation should follow
VPS1terms of engagement
VPS2 basis of value assumption and special assumption
VPS3 valuation approach and method
VPS4 inspection investigations and records
VPS5 valuation models
VPS6 valuation reports

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What is part five of the valuation standards?

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Valuation practice applications, VPGA the sector specific and purpose specific guidance they are advised during not mandatory and best practice

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For the valuation for the building at first farm what method did you use? And how did you arrive at the yield to use?

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For the valuation of the buildings are used investment method as the buildings were an investment property to my client. To determine the yields used, we looked at the level of risk in reletting the property.

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When did the RICS valuation global standards Redbook become effective?

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January 2025

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What method would you have used if the buildings at first farm had redevelopment potential?

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We would use the residual method fact checking against both the investment method and method

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in evaluation for transfer purposes, what tax is this required for?

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Purposes the tax we are evaluating is capital gains tax

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In transfer valuations, what is the valuation date? And are there any other dates that you might be asked for your valuations for CGT?

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The date as at the transfer
Might be asked to do 1982 valuation

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What relief are there under these types of valuations?

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There is both rollover and hold over relief. There is also private residence relief and Business asset disposal relief available.

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Why might you be asked to do a 1982 valuation rather than the date of transfer?

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1982 is the base line for CGT valuations properties purchased prior to 1982 capital gains tax to be calculated as at 1982

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if your client requested a high figure for the valuation, what would you do?

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Your duty as a professional to your firm and the RICS prohibits you from taking such actions. The RICS global standards mandatory to follow

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Why is the valuation required for the 10 year charge at Haisley?

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Evaluation is required for tax purposes as trust subject periodic charges

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What is the basis of valuation for a 10 year charge?

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The valuation is based on open market value provided it was sold with vacant possession. Assumptions and special assumptions should be used if the property is not vacant.

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What discounts could you see? Applied to properties without vacant possession and how would you go about calculating these?

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The discount relates to the level of security the tenancy has over the land. Using the knowledge of my senior colleagues we applied a 5% discount for land under an FBT and between a 40% to 50% discount for land under an AHA depending on the succession rights

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Full evaluation of Grove farm how did you arrive at figure for a part share?
We valued the assets as a whole market value and then adjusted the figure according to the percentage of the asset the deceased owned. Within applied a discount to the full market value to flat the inherent disadvantage of owning a part share rather than the entire property consultation with a senior colleague we decided to apply a discount of 10%, due to the other beneficial owners being family members.
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What happens if the property was owned in partnership with a civil partner or a husband or wife
No discount would be applied for the surviving spouse or civil partner
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Guidance was followed for the departure
We followed HMRC’s internal manual for inheritance tax
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What is the date of valuation for inheritance tax valuation?
The date of death
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What guidance should be followed for a stocktaking valuation?
HS232 is HMRC guidance for stocktaking valuations 2022
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What is meant by deemed cost?
Cost is used when actual cost are not available and his calculated percentage of the market value Cattle 60% Sheep and pigs 75% Harvested crops 75%
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What is meant by herd basis?
Herd basis is a set of rules whereby herd or flock of production animals are excluded from trading stock and treated in most circumstances like capital assets. They should be included in the stocktake valuation but the accountant will put a figure on the asset
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What are the main headings in a valuation report?
Valuer Client Asset to be value Purpose of evaluation Basis of value to be adopted Valuation Date Extent of investigation Assumptions and special assumptions Restriction and distribution of report Valuation approach and reasoning Market commentary Valuation figure Limitations
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What is the comparable method?
Where you select similar assets to those being valued, which are recent transactions in a recent timeframe. You extract relevant information from the transaction details and adjust for differences to assess the value of the subject property
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When would you use the comparable method?
When there is readily available, comparable properties which are similar to the subject and being sold recently
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What is the residual method of valuation?
Used to value developments, redevelopments or refurbishments
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How do you complete a residual method calculation?
You find the gross development value using comparable evidence. Then takeaway Build costs Fees Finance Developers profit Letting fees Sales fees to find the land value or market value
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What is the investment method?
Used to value tenanted property. It capitalises the annual rent of the property by years purchased at a percentage risk known as the yield.
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When would you use hard-core layer calculation under the investment method?
When the property is current rental value is higher than the deemed market rent
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When would you use term and reversion?
When the current rental value is lower than the estimated market rent the property could achieve
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When would you use the profit method of valuation
When the property value is linked directly to its income, e.g. a hotel
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What is the contractors/DCR method of valuation
When valuing individual or specially designed projects for which there is no comparable transaction.
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What is the definition of depreciated replacement?
Cost the current cost of replacing an asset with its modern equivalent asset less deductions for physical deterioration?
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What is Hope value
The value over and above existing use also referred to as development potential
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What is marriage value?
An additional element of value created by the combination of two or more assets when they combined value is more than the sum of the separate assets
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What do you understand by the term special purchaser?
Particular buyer from Home and asset has a special value because of the advice of rising from the ownership that would not be available to other buyers e.g. tenant farmer buying the freehold
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What do you understand by the term special value?
An amount that reflects particular attributes of an asset that are only a value to the special purchaser
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What is a basis of value?
It is a statement of fundamental measurement, assumptions of a value e.g. market rent
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What valuations are not required to comply with the Red book
Market appraisals Acting as an expert witness Investment or development appraisals Insurance reinstatement cost assessments
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How long is a red book valuation valid for?
Typically valid for three months, but this can be extended for another three if a request is made within two weeks of the initial expiry date and the value agrees that the value is still relevant
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What Statute CGT valuations comply with
The taxation of Chargeable gains act 1992
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Under the taxation of chargeable gains act 1992 where is the section of market value given?
Section 272
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What is the definition of market value under the taxation of chargeable gains act?
The price which those assets might reasonably be expected to fetch on a sale in the open market. In estimating the market value of an asset no reduction shall be made in the estimate on account of the estimate being made of the assumption that the whole of the asset is to be placed on the market at one and the same time.
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What is the RICS code of measuring practice 6th edition?
Replies to all building classes except residential buildings For residential IPMS should be used The purposes to provide succinct definitions to permit the accurate measurement of buildings and land
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What is GEA?
Gross external area The area of the building measures externally at each floor level Includes thickness
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What is GIA?
Gross internal area Area of a building measures to the internal face of the perimeter walls at each floor level Excludes external wall thickness
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What is NIA?
Net internal area, the usable area within a building Measured to the internal phase of the perimeter walls for each floor level
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What is the professional standard of comparable valuations?
Comparable evidence in real estate valuations 1st edition
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What does the comparable evidence in real estate valuations first edition outline as it’s general principles?
Evidence should be comprehensive Evidence should be similar or identical to the subject property A recent transaction The result of an arms length transaction
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Why are some reasons why transaction may not be comparable?
Limited number of transactions Lack of recent evidence Special purchase Lack of identical evidence Not fully transparent market
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How do you analyse comparable evidence?
Establish a common measurement and analysis of comparable data
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What might affect a comparable?
Location Size Tenure Construction Condition
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Why might you inspect a property?
Valuation purposes Market appraisal purposes Management of tenanted properties
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If valuing a AHA tenancy using investment method what yield would you apply?
A one to 1.5% yield on the succession remaining within the agreement
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What years would you expect to see for a residential property?
Between 4 to 6%
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What years would you expect to see for commercial property?
Yield between 10 to 12%
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What factors affects the yield used for valuation?
Location Property type Condition Market trends like explained demand Economic indicators, such as interest rates Rental income and associated costs Lease terms
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For inheritance tax valuations, do you rely on the definition taken from the red book or from somewhere else?
You’ll take the definition from the inheritance tax act 1984
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In the residual method, what developers profits would you apply?
20% on gross development value for private dwellings 6% on gross development for affordable dwellings
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What is a typical build cost per square foot in residential accommodation in your area of practice?
Averaging £180 per square foot
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What are the two bases of value for stock taking valuations?
Accounting standards offer a choice of basis for stock taking fair value or lower of cost on net realisable value
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Are you aware of any RICS publications relating to the conflict of interest and what are the main takeaways from this guidance?
RICS professional statement-conflict of interest 2017 Ways to eliminate conflict if they rise and how to stop others seeing information there’s information on informed consent in the different types of conflict
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Valuation for secured lending purposes
Assessments of the properties value used by lenders to ensure a loan is sufficiently secured by the property, allowing them to assess the risks and the liability to recoup the loan amount if the borrower default