A01=John Armatys
A01=Mike Green
A01=Phil Askham
Accumulative Rate
advanced property investment strategies
Annual Sinking Fund
Author_John Armatys
Author_Mike Green
Author_Phil Askham
Category=KFFR
comparative valuation approach
DCF.
discounted cash flow method
Dr.
Dual Rate YP
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Equated Yield
freehold
Freehold Interest
Grand Theft Auto
Hypothetical Tenant
Implied Growth Rate
interest
investment property analysis
leasehold
Leasehold Interest
market
Market Rent
Material Considerations
possession
Profit Rent
Profits Method
property appraisal techniques
property inspection process
Quantity Surveyor
real estate economics
Redemption Yield
rent
Rent Review Clause
Rent Reviews
Reversionary Freehold
review
RICS Valuation Standard
risks
Risks Yield
Sinking Fund
Top Slice Income
vacant
Vice Versa
yield
Product details
- ISBN 9780728205680
- Weight: 180g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 27 May 2009
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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An entry level introduction to valuation methodology, this book gives a straightforward narrative treatment to the subject matter with a multitude of examples and illustrations, contained in an easy to read format.
There is a strong emphasis on the practical aspects of valuation, as well as on the principles and application of the full range of valuation methods. This book will serve as an important text for students new to the topic and experienced practitioners alike. Topics covered include:
- property ownership
- concepts of value
- the role of the valuer
- property inspection
- property markets and economics
- residential property prices and the economy
- commercial and industrial property
- methods of valuation
- conventional freehold investment valuations
- conventional leasehold investment valuations
- discounted cash flow
- contemporary growth explicit methods of valuation
- principles of property investment.
John Armatys, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
