Is Valuation Expert Allowed to Derive Key Rates for Real Property Appraisal?

Business Valuation UpdateVol. 18 No. 11
Legal and Court Case Update
November 2012

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Sugar Hill, LLC v. United States
2012 U.S. Claims. LEXIS 930
August 1, 2012
US
Federal Court
Federal
United States Court of Federal Claims
Jeffrey Aucoin (plaintiff)
Wheeler

Summary

To value a company that owns real property, business appraisers frequently rely on third-party appraisals by presumably qualified experts. In a recent twist, in this case, the real estate appraiser relied on components of value, including occupancy and m ...

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To value a company that owns real property, business appraisers frequently rely on third-party appraisals by presumably qualified experts. In a recent twist, in this case, the real estate appraiser relied on components of value, including occupancy and ma ...

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