Expert consultation, analysis and training that requires both business valuation and real estate appraisal expertise. The business of holding and operating real estate - partnerships, LLCs, other holding companies and fractional interests. Real estate as a part of a business - special use property that depends on the going concern for its value.
A persuasive determination of value is important in high-stakes situations: for example, avoiding and resolving disputes and successful tax compliance. Consultancy services help you see the many ways of looking at value before you take action.
A persuasive determination of value is important in high-stakes situations: for example, avoiding and resolving disputes and successful tax compliance. Consultancy services help you see the many ways of looking at value before you take action.
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Dennis A. Webb, ASA, MAI, FRICS is a highly sought-after valuation specialist, author and innovator, developing highly credible approaches to valuing some of the most contentious asset types. His practice anchors a focus on the business of holding and operating real estate, allocating value to special-use real estate, and business valuation.
Persuasive valuation reports provide evidence for value you can rely on. The problem is that every provider of valuation reports can say the same thing. How can you know what is persuasive and what is not? On the one hand, it seems simple; read How Valuation Works. What is the story that needs to be told?
Real property appraisal and business valuation come together when the business is real estate, and these two distinct disciplines interact throughout the valuation process.
Valuing Undivided Interests in Real Property: Partnerships and Cotenancies bridges the gap between these related but sometimes divergent fields, providing real property appraisers with a working knowledge of the conceptual and technical requirements of business valuation, and business appraisers with insight into the underlying real property and its appraisal techniques.
Valuing Undivided Interests in Real Property: Partnerships and Cotenancies bridges the gap between these related but sometimes divergent fields, providing real property appraisers with a working knowledge of the conceptual and technical requirements of business valuation, and business appraisers with insight into the underlying real property and its appraisal techniques.
This article is about valuing undivided interests in real estate-in particular, the discount for lack of control that applies for minority holdings in partnerships (and LLCs). It demonstrates an income method based on fundamental investment analysis that connects strongly and clearly with the essential facts of a partnership and a minority interest.
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