Real Estate Damage Economics
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Real Estate Damages involves the economic
study of detrimental conditions, such as
environmental issues, floods,
earthquakes, tornadoes, construction defects, soil problems, market
cycles and so forth. These types of issues amount to well over $50
billion in damages per year nationally. Additionally, many
frivolous claims are filed annually that allege damage where no
legitimate damage has occurred, or that overstate the damage
impacts.
Our firm, Bell Anderson
& Sanders LLC, specializes in real estate damage economics. By
utilizing advanced valuation methodologies, we are able to determine
what impact, if any,
that a detrimental condition has on property values. Our clients
include government
agencies, oil, insurance and utility companies, corporations,
developers, lenders and
property owners. Please see our firm's mission
statement.
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Real
Estate Damages: Applied Economics and Detrimental Conditions
Second
Edition
Randall Bell, MAI, with contributing authors Orell C. Anderson,
MAI, and Michael V. Sanders, MAI, SRA
Appraisal Institute
Most
appraisers will be asked to appraise property subject to
detrimental conditions at some point in their careers. The unique
problems that arise in these complex valuation situations can be
addressed by applying fundamental economic principles and
innovative valuation techniques. A comprehensive and valuable
resource for all real estate professionals, Real Estate Damages:
Applied Economics and Detrimental Conditions, second edition,
provides a straightforward approach to solving these complex
valuation problems. |
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