Real Estate and Land Valuation in Depressed Markets

• Overview
• Agenda
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This teleconference will guide professionals depending upon reliable estimates of market value to identify viable and reliable market data using methods available in the market but not commonly applied during active real estate markets. The teleconference will explain underlying valuation theory for these alternative applications using relevant information during the current real estate cycle.

Lawyers, lenders, property owners, regulators and government officials need to obtain reliable valuation estimates to support their objectives: eminent domain, equitable property tax assessment, litigation support, loan underwriting, risk assessment or compliance. These objectives are difficult to meet when the valuations are drawn from fractured markets with a paucity of data using unimaginative valuation techniques.

Learning Objectives

• You will be able to review real estate market cycles and capital markets.
• You will be able to discuss sources and uses of market data and information.
• You will be able to explain applications of market analysis and highest and best uses.
• You will be able to identify valuation issues in litigation, bankruptcy, and property tax assessment.

Faculty

Michael P. Hedden, CRE, MAI, FRICS, American Appraisal Associates, Inc.
George W. Powell Jr., Esq., CRE, MAI, Duane Morris LLP

Registration

To register for this live audio conference please dial 1-866-411-6211.