It is a hands-on seminar that synthesizes the latest thinking and methodologies for valuing properties that are integrated with a Going Concern. The course presents the topic from its historical perspective through the current situation.
The notion of Going Concern value is offered from several viewpoints including the appraisers' considerations, the lenders concerns, assessors' perception, and it addresses the issue from the eminent domain professionals' interest in the light of Kelo v. New London. The course shows how the various elements of a going concern affect each of these professions and assists the professional in comprehending this intricate idea.
Author and Developer: L. Deane Wilson, ASA is the instructor and developer of this course as well as the other courses. Mr. Wilson has taught every level of appraisal course both nationally and internationally. He has authored and developed many appraisal courses and seminars, spoken at major appraisal conferences, as well written numerous articles on appraisal issues. He is the founder of the Blackwell Institute for the Study of Land Use Ethics, and a Partner and Chief Appraiser of The Blackwell Group. He graduated from BIOLA University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Leadership, and has a Special Major Masters Degree from California State University, Sacramento, in Land Use Ethics.
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Logic & Critical Thinking is the first course dedicated to the most important areas of writing that are not covered in other report writing courses. Fundamental to this course is the idea of argumentation. Most appraisal courses focus on quantifying results as opposed to presenting a valid argument for conclusions.
Adjustments are the least discussed element of appraising in educational offerings. Yet, adjustments are typically the most discussed by readers of your report. Most appraisal courses do not teach the level of detail needed to understand and correctly apply adjustments. This seminar is solely devoted to the adjustment process
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