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Bulk Property Revaluations

Utilizing ADMAN’s Superset of Property Data and Market Footprint to Power Analytical Models for Faster Revaluations

Full Revaluation

This method typically involves physical inspections of the collateral assets and may include detailed analysis of market conditions, comparable sales data, and other relevant factors.

Full revaluation is considered the most thorough and accurate method but can also be time-consuming and expensive due to the need for professional expertise and on-site inspections.

Desktop Revaluation

Desktop revaluation is a less comprehensive method where the valuation is done remotely without physical inspection of the collateral assets.

Instead of visiting the collateral in person, valuers rely on available data such as details of previous report, and analyze these against market trends, comparable sales, and other relevant information to estimate the value of the assets.

Index Revaluation

Index-based revaluation involves using predefined inhouse indices or benchmarks to determine the value of collateral assets.

This method is relatively simple and efficient but may not capture specific factors affecting individual collateral assets since it is based on assumption that there has not been any physical changes to the collateral. It relies heavily on the accuracy and relevance of the information provided by the banks.

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FAQs on Revaluations

What is a Full Revaluation, and when is it recommended?

A Full Revaluation is a comprehensive assessment of collateral assets that involves physical inspections and professional valuation. Adman recommends this type of valuation when precise and detailed asset valuation is necessary, such as for high-value or unique properties, complex portfolios, or legal compliance purposes.

What does a Desktop Revaluation entail, and in what scenarios is it suitable?

A Desktop Revaluation, also known as desktop appraisal, is conducted remotely without physical inspection of the collateral assets. Adman employs this method when clients require a faster and more cost-effective valuation solution. Desktop revaluations are suitable for standard residential properties, portfolios with homogeneous assets, or when time and budget constraints are significant factors.

How does Index-based Revaluation work, and when should it be considered?

Index-based Revaluation relies on predefined indices or benchmarks to determine asset values without individual inspections. Adman utilizes this method when clients seek a simplified and efficient valuation process. Index-based revaluations are suitable for large portfolios with homogeneous assets, routine asset monitoring, or when market trends strongly correlate with the collateral’s value.

What are the benefits of choosing Adman for valuation services?

Adman offers expertise in all three valuation methods—Full Revaluation, Desktop Revaluation, and Index-based Revaluation—tailored to meet clients’ specific needs. Our experienced team ensures accurate and reliable assessments while maintaining efficiency and cost-effectiveness. With Adman, clients receive customized solutions that align with their objectives and regulatory requirements.

How does Adman ensure the accuracy and reliability of its valuation reports?

Adman employs a rigorous quality assurance process, incorporating industry best practices and adhering to regulatory standards. Our valuation experts undergo continuous training and stay updated on market trends and methodologies. Whether it’s through on-site inspections, data analysis, or index-based approaches, Adman prioritizes accuracy and reliability to provide clients with valuation reports they can trust for informed decision-making.