Property valuation estimates the fair value of land or buildings for purposes such as bank loans, capital gains, stamp duty disputes, insolvency, mergers and family settlements. Valuations are done by registered or approved valuers using methods like comparable sales, income capitalisation and cost approach, and are compared with government circle or ready reckoner rates.
Uses
- Bank loans and mortgages
- Capital gains and fair market value
- Stamp duty disputes
- IBC and company law valuations
Methods
| Method | Best for |
|---|---|
| Sales comparison | Residential and land |
| Income | Rented commercial property |
| Cost | Special-purpose buildings |
Process
- Share documents and site access.
- Inspection and market research.
- Valuation report.
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Transactions below circle rates can have tax consequences under the Income Tax Act.
Frequently asked questions
Who is a registered valuer?
A valuer registered with IBBI under the Companies Act for specified purposes.
Is bank valuation binding?
It is for the bank's lending decision only.
What documents are needed?
Title deeds, approved plans, tax receipts and location details.
How long does valuation take?
Usually a few days.
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