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The Direct Capitalization Methodology is widely used in valuation of Income Producing Properties. However, the derivation of Capitalization rates can be one of the more difficult inputs to determine especially in the situations where there are few representative sales available for analysis. This Webinar will discuss the various methodologies for determining capitalization rates and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of various methodologies. In addition, a detailed explanation of excess land analysis will be discussed. The panelists will comment on situations where additional value needs to be considered for the excess land not required to support the commercial activity present on the property.
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Provides the attendee with an understanding of how multiple regression analysis is used in mass appraisal, highlighting the model specification and calibration process. Topics include:
· Defining a model
· Overview of multiple regression analysis
· Data transformations
· Various types of model calibration/key regression statistics
· Overview of additive, multiplicative and non-linear model
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Real property’s value can be defined in economic terms. Real property has two types of economic value: value-in-use and value-in-exchange. Value-in-use is a value to an owner who uses the property in a way that suits him/her. All properties have value-in-use to their owners. When exposed to the market, these properties may command quite different market prices (value-in-exchange) which presumably is based on their possible highest and best use as allowed by the governing zoning bylaws and market conditions. These concepts will be fully explained during this Webinar.
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Gain an understanding of how to measure model results and ensure consistent and equitable predictions. This webinar will also touch on the application process and follow-up required by the valuer.
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In this webinar participants will be provided with an overview of the valuation of hotel properties for property assessment purposes. The participants will gain an understanding of the industry specific terminology used in the hotel industry, a review of different hotel types and determining a competitive set of properties for common analysis. The webinar will look at developing a proforma valuation from stabilized revenues and expenses, the use of effective capitalization rates and accounting for items such as furniture, fixtures and equipment, reserves for renewals and management fees.
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(Duration 3.5 hours)
A hands-on model building skills session guiding the attendee through a DCA model building process from start to finish.
The scope of the workshop will include mass appraisal model building, ratio studies and model performance review.
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Assessment Valuation of big box stores seems to create many challenges for assessing authorities and taxpayers. In recent years there has been extensive litigation throughout the United States and Canada dealing with the appropriate valuation methodology for these properties. A few American states have revised their property tax laws in an attempt to regulate valuation methodology for these properties. This Webinar will explore the challenges associated with the valuation of these properties and discuss the Canadian experience. The panelists will discuss their perspectives on valuation, including selection of comparable properties for the derivation of fair market rents - Issues of a relationship between development cost and lease rates, whether cost-based leases represent market rent and what is the correct economic life of a big box store will be discussed.
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(Duration 3.5 hours)
A hands-on model building session guides the attendees through the cost model building process from start to finish.
The scope will include the building of a land model with market derived depreciation and a land model with residuals.
This workshop will also cover ratio studies and model performance reviews.
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Market transactions play a critical role in thevaluation process. In difficult economic times when sale volumes are low thevaluator is often required to look at more non-typical sale transactions andtransactions that may require adjustments before being considered in anyanalysis. This webinar will look at different types of transactions, breakdownthe key factors to help understand the sale and the important questions thevaluator should be asking to better understand the conditions influencing thesale. The attendees will also gain insight into when adjustments to sale pricesare warranted and how adjustments can be derived.
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(Duration 3.5 hours)
A hands-on model building workshop guiding the attendee through an income model building process from start to finish.
The scope will include the building of a fair market rent model and a GIM model. This workshop will also cover ratio studies and model performance reviews.
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IPTI, IAAO seeking session topic proposals for virtual Mass Appraisal Valuation Symposium June 21-22, 2023
The International Property Tax Institute and the International Association of Assessing Officers will present a joint (virtual) Mass Appraisal Valuation Symposium (MAVS 2023) on June 21-22, 2023, and are soliciting program topics for the symposium.
The theme of the virtual MAVS is “Valuing Properties in Uncertain Times,” and IPTI and IAAO are inviting potential speakers to let us know if you would like to be included in the program.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Please use the online application at www.iaao.org/mavs23 to submit the presenter information, topic, and a short synopsis of the proposed topic. The deadline to submit topic proposals is Jan. 31, 2023.
Appraisal, valuation, and assessment practitioners; valuation/assessment agency managers; municipal representatives; policymakers; technology professionals; and academics and educators interested in sharing experiences and knowledge relative to property tax policy and valuations, including innovations, theory, application, management, and practices should consider submitting proposals.
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MAVS 2023 AREAS OF INTEREST
IPTI and IAAO are looking for programs on a number of areas relating to valuation and property taxation. See webpage for full list of potential topic areas.
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The International Property Tax Institute (IPTI) and The International Association of Assessing Officers (IAAO)
are pleased to announce that they will be presenting a joint Mass Appraisal Valuation Symposium
More details will be available shortly
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