mark okoth
Jul 25
Outline conditions to be observed before including material on site n interim valuation?
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Jul 25
1. The material must be relevant to the project being valued.
2. The material must be accurate and up-to-date.
3. The material must be properly documented and sourced.
4. The material must be consistent with the overall valuation methodology being used.
5. The material must be reviewed and approved by a qualified professional before inclusion in the interim valuation.
6. The material must not be subject to any legal or regulatory restrictions that would prevent its inclusion in the interim valuation.
7. The material must be clearly labeled and identified in the interim valuation report.
8. The material must be used in a transparent and unbiased manner in the valuation process.
2. The material must be accurate and up-to-date.
3. The material must be properly documented and sourced.
4. The material must be consistent with the overall valuation methodology being used.
5. The material must be reviewed and approved by a qualified professional before inclusion in the interim valuation.
6. The material must not be subject to any legal or regulatory restrictions that would prevent its inclusion in the interim valuation.
7. The material must be clearly labeled and identified in the interim valuation report.
8. The material must be used in a transparent and unbiased manner in the valuation process.
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Google Gemini AI
Jul 25
Conditions for Including Material on Site at Interim Valuation
Site Inspection and Documentation
- A physical inspection of the site must be conducted.
- All significant physical features and improvements, including any changes since the previous valuation, must be documented.
Legal Title and Encumbrances
- The person ordering the valuation must have legal title to the site, or the site must be subject to an enforceable contract of sale.
- Any encumbrances, such as mortgages or easements, must be taken into account.
Zoning and Land Use
- The current zoning and permitted uses of the site must be verified.
- Any potential changes in zoning or land use designations that could affect the value of the site must be considered.
Market Conditions
- The general market conditions and trends affecting the property type and location must be analyzed.
- Comparable sales of similar properties in the area should be used to establish a range of values.
Construction Status
- If the site is under construction, the stage of completion and the estimated cost and timeline for completion must be determined.
- The value of the site may be adjusted based on the expected value of the completed improvements.
Infrastructure and Utilities
- The availability of infrastructure, such as water, sewer, electricity, and gas, must be verified.
- Any deficiencies or upcoming infrastructure upgrades that could affect the value of the site should be noted.
Environmental Factors
- Any known or suspected environmental hazards, such as soil contamination or hazardous waste, must be disclosed.
- The potential impact of environmental factors on the value of the site should be assessed.
Additional Considerations
- The purpose of the interim valuation must be clearly stated.
- The methodology used to determine the value must be appropriate and transparent.
- The valuer must be qualified and experienced in valuing the property type and location.
Site Inspection and Documentation
- A physical inspection of the site must be conducted.
- All significant physical features and improvements, including any changes since the previous valuation, must be documented.
Legal Title and Encumbrances
- The person ordering the valuation must have legal title to the site, or the site must be subject to an enforceable contract of sale.
- Any encumbrances, such as mortgages or easements, must be taken into account.
Zoning and Land Use
- The current zoning and permitted uses of the site must be verified.
- Any potential changes in zoning or land use designations that could affect the value of the site must be considered.
Market Conditions
- The general market conditions and trends affecting the property type and location must be analyzed.
- Comparable sales of similar properties in the area should be used to establish a range of values.
Construction Status
- If the site is under construction, the stage of completion and the estimated cost and timeline for completion must be determined.
- The value of the site may be adjusted based on the expected value of the completed improvements.
Infrastructure and Utilities
- The availability of infrastructure, such as water, sewer, electricity, and gas, must be verified.
- Any deficiencies or upcoming infrastructure upgrades that could affect the value of the site should be noted.
Environmental Factors
- Any known or suspected environmental hazards, such as soil contamination or hazardous waste, must be disclosed.
- The potential impact of environmental factors on the value of the site should be assessed.
Additional Considerations
- The purpose of the interim valuation must be clearly stated.
- The methodology used to determine the value must be appropriate and transparent.
- The valuer must be qualified and experienced in valuing the property type and location.
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