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Keywords:
Valuer,
Worth,
Surveyor,
Ascertain,
Inspection
The process of determining the value or worth of an asset or company. There...
The act of valuing, or of estimating value or worth; the act of setting a price; estimation; appraisement; as, a valuation of lands for the purpose of taxation.
Value set upon a thing; estimated value or worth; as, the goods sold for more than their valuation.
A surveyor come out and values your property.
A portfolio can be valued at market prices, or at book value based on historical cost. Market valuations are the basis of portfolio performance in the TaraFolioTM engine. The market valuation can be found in Portfolio Performance or Portfolio Valuation, while the book value can be found on the balance sheet statement.
An assessment of the property offered as security by the lender, to ensure the property is of merchantable quality and the purchase is price/ value is accurate. Also see Types of survey available for other options.
An estimate of the value of the property by a Valuer/Surveyor to determine whether a property provides adequate security for the proposed loan
The estimated or determined worth of a stock, based on financial measures such as the stock's current price relative to earnings, revenue, book value and cash flow.
To estimate the value of a piece of property usually by considering its replacement cost or its actual cash value. Factored into the estimate is any depreciation or wear and tear.
An inspection of the property, normally carried by an independent valuer on behalf of the prospective mortgage lender, in order to give an estimate of the value of the property. A copy of this report is often passed onto the buyer.
An estimation of a thing's worth; estimated value or price; as the just valuation of a property.
The valuation of the business essentially an opinion and there may be large differences between the value perceived by potential purchasers and that perceived by the vendor. There are several formulae which are often applied by potential purchasers to the basic financial available such as the EBITDA or the P/E ratio. Other influencing factors which affect the final price may include business synergies, market fluctuations, useful assets and intellectual property. An independent valuation is often used to provide perspective and a benchmark.
The estimated of value of a property
A report detailing a professional's opinion as to what a property is worth. All lenders will require a valuation before lending funds to purchase a property.
A written report by a registered valuer, showing the value of the property.
The act or process of valuing or of estimating the value or worth; appraisal.
In general, the term refers to determining the current worth of an asset. In the insurance industry, it specifically refers to examining the in-force business on a predetermined schedule (quarterly or annually) to calculate the policy reserve liability.
This involves a short inspection of your property to ensure that it is suitable as security for a loan or mortgage, and to confirm that there is sufficient value in the property to be able to secure all the required borrowings.
an inspection carried out by a representative for the lender to establish the property is good security for the proposed loan.
This is the estimated price that your property is worth. Valuation Report This is carried out for the purpose of a mortgage and is prepared for the lender. A survey will also help you to find out independently whether the price is reasonable. Your mortgage lender will almost certainly insist on a basic valuation to make sure that the property is worth the amount you are paying for it. They want to ensure that you will be able to sell it again and therefore that is it safe investment. Although it is often referred to as a survey it doesn’t go into nearly as much detail as a homebuyer or full survey would do.
A report detailing the property's value and various aspects in relation to its locality, zoning and property description.
A check of the property in order to determine its value. Lenders will carry out valuations on properties to assess whether they are suitable for a mortgage.
The process of determining price or value.Valuation is also used to describe the cash amount value of something.When buying real estate owned properties, it is important to double–check valuation of a property before buying, as many such assessments on repossessed properties are made quickly and are sometimes inaccurate.
A brief inspection of a property for mortgage or loan collateral purposes. Valuation fees are paid by 21st direct.
The sole purpose of the valuation is to determine whether to lend, and if so, how much to lend. It is an assessment of the value of the property to confirm it is suitable security for the lender. It is not a thorough assessment of property condition or faults and the purchaser should not rely on it as a guide to value for money. The valuation report will contain a disclaimer to this effect.
the act of determining the estimated monetary worth of a thing.
The measure of what a company expecting to come public is worth.
An simple inspection carried out for the benefit of the mortgage lender to verify that the property forms good security for a loan. This is a limited form of inspection. Purchasers may decide to request a full structural survey before proceeding.
An estimation of the value of the security you are providing to the bank done by a independent professional valuer. The valuer is commissioned by the bank to conduct the valuation. The valuer takes into account the nature of the property being valued and recent sales of similar properties in the same area. Some lenders may not require valuations in certain circumstances.
an appraisal of the value of something; "he set a high valuation on friendship"
assessed price; "the valuation of this property is much too high"
a basic inspection of the property
a certificate to certify that the property is suitable for normal lending purposes
a formal written document which takes into account the location of the property, it's age and condition, and any other relevant factors
a full business appraisal which is carried out by an independent valuer, once you have agreed a purchase price for the business
a limited report and may identify areas that require a more detailed inspection by a specialist
an assessment of the market value of a property, at a specific date
an estimate of the value of your property, based on current market conditions, which will be carried out by one of our team of professional valuers headed by Alan Kirkham MRICS
an inspection carried out on behalf of your mortgage lender to determine the amount and terms of a mortgage offer
a professional opinion of the quality, value, or utility of a specific property
a property inspection carried out with the sole purpose of determining the value of the property so that the lender can assess how much they may lend on it
a report to estimate the market value of the subject property, as a going concern, as held in fee simple ownership, assumed free and clear of all liens and encumbrances
a short inspection carried out on behalf of your mortgage lender to determine the amount in terms of a mortgage offer
a short inspection of the property in which the surveyor notes its condition and, with knowledge of local property prices, fixes its value
a very limited inspection compared to a survey although it may identify areas that require more detailed inspection by a specialist
A very simple form of survey designed to establish what the property is worth and nothing more
A brief inspection of a property for mortgage purposes confirming the suitability of a property to secure money against and its value. Whilst the borrower may be given a copy of the valuation this is only a limited form of inspection and should not be relied upon when deciding whether to purchase a property. Purchasers should be advised to obtain either a House or Flat Buyer's report or a full structural survey before proceeding with a purchase.
The amount a property is deemed to be worth (usually provided by a professional valuer).
A report written by a registered valuer, detailing their opinion of the property value.
An estimate of the value of a business. A valuation can only be an informed estimate since, like any other sale, the price achieved is determined by the market.
The estimating of value. Appraisal.
An 'inspection' of the property to be purchased carried out by a valuer acting on behalf of the lender to ensure its suitability as security against the mortgage.
A report giving a professional opinion of the value of the property. A valuation obtained for one lender is generally NOT suitable for another lender, as each valuation has an indemnity clause which protects the specific lender. However, valuers will normally readdress their valuation to a different lender within certain timeframes.
A written analysis of the estimated value of specific property prepared by a qualified appraiser. Required for loan purposes.
A brief check of the property for the secured or mortgage lender to determine how much it is worth and whether it is suitable security. The borrower usually pays the cost and receives a copy of the report.
A value placed on the property.
a professional opinion of the property's value, written as report for the lender.
Techniques for assessing the value of goods and services not priced and traded in markets. Most applications are to natural resources and environmental assets. Valuation process includes identifying affected benefit/cost categories, quantifying significant physical effects, estimating the values of the effects, quantification/pricing issues
a check carried out by a professional surveyor to ensure a property is worth its asking price and is appropriate for approval of a mortgage.
A report undertaken by a registered valuer that stipulates the value of a property. Often there is a fee that the bank/lender may charge for this service.
An opinion of the Market Value of an asset. Opinions will vary between valuers, but also by the same valuer under different circumstances. A value given for a forced sale will normally be much lower than a value given as an asking price. There are complex rules for valuations given for tax purposes.
Process by which an investor determines the worth of a security using risk and return concept.
The estimated worth of an asset such as a security. A valuation makes it easier to decide if an asset would make a good investment at a given purchase price. The price/earnings ratio is an example of a stock valuation.
An inspection of the property by a valuer to establish its suitability for mortgage purposes.
An inspection of the property is carried out to verify how much it is worth.
The process or business of appraising.
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