Valuing Real Property Going Concerns | Going Concerns Appraisals
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There are businesses that include real estate as an operating asset of the business. A 5% adjustment to account for the Goodwill/intangible assets held by the operation is not how to value the business component, and business appraisers generally do not have a license to appraise real estate. This course is for those appraisers who have both real estate and business valuation experience, and who want to learn how to best appraise those businesses like truck stops, assisted living facilities, amusement parks, movie theaters, convention centers, and other similar properties.
Paul R. Hyde
BCA, ASA-BV, ASA-M&E, ASA-RP, MAI
Paul R. Hyde is an Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA) in Business Valuation, Real Property, and Machinery & Equipment, a Certified General Appraiser in Real Estate, and he holds the Designated Member of the Appraisal Institute (MAI) designation. Paul R. Hyde is the only appraiser to hold the ASA professional designation in Business Valuation, Machinery & Equipment, and Real Property (confirmed by ASA in November 2017). Paul appraises all sizes of businesses from large private businesses for Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) to small mom and pop businesses for divorces, a wide variety of machinery and equipment, virtually all types of real estate and livestock. Paul has taught classes for a variety of organizations in business valuation, investments, tax planning, and small business management. Paul works full time in the business, machinery & equipment, and real estate appraisal field.