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Property Valuations - What To Ask When Trying To Pick A Good Appraiser by <a href=http://www.sandiegomortgageonline.com/dashboard/profile/Pino-Tedesco/1868>Pino Tedesco</a> Valuers (or appraisers as referred to in certain countries around the world) form an important part of the general economy, not just the property industry. 
 
Types of Property Valuations 
 
Property valuers generally specialize in a sector of the property market or in a specific sub sector of the property market. There is also plant and equipment valuers but in this article I will focus on the larger market of valuers, property or real estate valuers or appraisers. 
 
The different types of property reports that can be conducted are: 
 
Commercial 
Retail 
Industrial 
Mixed use 
Rental review 
Litigation 
Property development feasibility studies, analysis and valuations 
 
The most common valuation type is in the residential valuations field and the sub sectors are: 
 
Acreage 
Alpine 
Apartment 
Bed-sitter 
Coastal property 
Duplex 
Executive property 
Flat 
Government 
House 
Land 
Leased property 
Luxury property 
Property investing 
Property investment portfolio evaluation 
Retirement living 
Rural 
Semi-rural 
Semi-detached 
Serviced apartment 
Studio 
Student apartment 
Terrace 
Townhouse 
Unit & unit block 
Villa 
 
More specialized valuations include the following (it is advisable to ask the valuation firm that you are considering if they have had previous experience before commissioning to perform a valuation): 
 
Townhouse development 
Villa development 
Unit block 
Single tenant office 
Retail strip shop 
Combined office retail 
Owner occupied 
Leased property 
Multi-tenant 
Mid rise office 
Small shopping centre 
Warehouse 
Vacant land 
Special use property 
Golf course 
Ski resort 
Unique property 
Hospitality-related property (hotels, resorts, inn valuations, motels, conference center valuations) 
 
Regardless of property size, type, or construction material (from brick to steel to weatherboard homes), a property valuer can service all your property valuation needs as long as they are qualified to do so in that field. 
 
I would suggest checking that the Valuer is registered with the local government or regulatory body of property Valuers / appraisers before asking for any work to be conducted. 
 
It is also advisable to see if the valuation / appraisal reports are covered by a well known professional indemnity insurance provider such as Lloyds. Valuers insurance policies vary so see what the valuers professional indemnity (PI) advantages and disadvantages are as well as its limitations. 
 
Another mindful check method is to contact your local or country governing property body or government organization to see if the individual appraiser or property expert is adequately qualified and whether they have current qualifications that is recognized by that body. This is always a good sign to separate the professional or registered valuers from those that are not. 
 
May your property valuer search be a merry one.

Pino Tedesco is a Director of AusWide Valuations & performs appraisals for major finance companies, solicitors & private clients. Pino has a Major in Property Economics & is also on the Board of the Australian Valuers Institute. For more information on 
<a href="http://www.auswidevaluations.com.au">Sydney residential and commercial valuers</a>

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Property Valuations - What To Ask When Trying To Pick A Good Appraiser by Pino Tedesco

Valuers (or appraisers as referred to in certain countries around the world) form an important part of the general economy, not just the property industry.

Types of Property Valuations

Property valuers generally specialize in a sector of the property market or in a specific sub sector of the property market. There is also plant and equipment valuers but in this article I will focus on the larger market of valuers, property or real estate valuers or appraisers.

The different types of property reports that can be conducted are:

Commercial 
Retail 
Industrial 
Mixed use 
Rental review 
Litigation
Property development feasibility studies, analysis and valuations

The most common valuation type is in the residential valuations field and the sub sectors are:

Acreage 
Alpine
Apartment 
Bed-sitter 
Coastal property 
Duplex
Executive property 
Flat
Government 
House 
Land 
Leased property 
Luxury property 
Property investing
Property investment portfolio evaluation 
Retirement living 
Rural
Semi-rural 
Semi-detached 
Serviced apartment 
Studio 
Student apartment
Terrace 
Townhouse 
Unit & unit block 
Villa

More specialized valuations include the following (it is advisable to ask the valuation firm that you are considering if they have had previous experience before commissioning to perform a valuation):

Townhouse development 
Villa development 
Unit block 
Single tenant office 
Retail strip shop
Combined office retail
Owner occupied 
Leased property 
Multi-tenant 
Mid rise office
Small shopping centre
Warehouse 
Vacant land 
Special use property 
Golf course 
Ski resort 
Unique property
Hospitality-related property (hotels, resorts, inn valuations, motels, conference center valuations)

Regardless of property size, type, or construction material (from brick to steel to weatherboard homes), a property valuer can service all your property valuation needs as long as they are qualified to do so in that field.

I would suggest checking that the Valuer is registered with the local government or regulatory body of property Valuers / appraisers before asking for any work to be conducted.
 
It is also advisable to see if the valuation / appraisal reports are covered by a well known professional indemnity insurance provider such as Lloyds. Valuers insurance policies vary so see what the valuers professional indemnity (PI) advantages and disadvantages are as well as its limitations.

Another mindful check method is to contact your local or country governing property body or government organization to see if the individual appraiser or property expert is adequately qualified and whether they have current qualifications that is recognized by that body. This is always a good sign to separate the professional or registered valuers from those that are not.

May your property valuer search be a merry one.

Pino Tedesco is a Director of AusWide Valuations & performs appraisals for major finance companies, solicitors & private clients. Pino has a Major in Property Economics & is also on the Board of the Australian Valuers Institute. For more information on 
Sydney residential and commercial valuers

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