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Upcoming IPTI Conferences

IPTI, in collaboration with our partners, is thrilled to announce three highly anticipated conferences scheduled for this year. Mark your calendars for these events, and stay tuned for additional information.

IAAO/IPTI Mass Appraisal Valuation Symposium (MAVS 2024)
Date: June 26 & 27

RICS/IPTI 11th Annual Caribbean Valuation And Construction Conference
Date: Oct 2 & 3

Conference of Valuation Agencies (COVA 2024)
Date: Oct 29 & 30

For inquiries, please reach out to lkonet@ipti.org.

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Assessment Valuation of The Multi-residential Properties

March 21, 2024

This webinar will focus on the current trends and factors affecting multi-residential properties today. Participants will obtain a better understanding of the fundamentals and principles in valuing multi-residential properties. The panelist will discuss the effects of rent control on valuation for property tax purposes. Participants will gain an understanding of the various valuation techniques looking at the direct capitalization and the gross rent multiplier valuation approaches as well as the determination of rents and expense allowances.
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MA101: Introduction to Mass Appraisal Concepts

March 27, 2024

Provides a general introduction to mass appraisal. Topics covered include mass appraisal vs single property appraisal, computer-assisted mass appraisal(CAMA), mass appraisal and the three approaches to value, steps in the mass appraisal process, measuring mass appraisal performance, technology and skills required.
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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

All involved in property valuations for any purpose, but particularly for property tax purposes, will be aware of the importance of having access to up-to-date, comprehensive, reliable data concerning property transactions which form the basis for accurate valuations. It may therefore come as a surprise to some to find that parts of the USA are “non-disclosure” states in which, as the name suggests, real estate sale price data is not made public. Here are selected extracts from a recent article on the topic.

The author states: There was consternation when a listing agent publicly unveiled the sale price of a client’s recent commercial property acquisition. The client complained via social media resulting in a lively thread that saw one commenter suggest the offending discloser should be “publicly tarred and feathered, put in a stockade and pelted with rotten tomatoes.”......

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