Accurate valuations provide property owners, buyers, and investors with the critical information needed to make informed decisions regarding buying, selling, or leasing properties.
Valuations help in assessing the value of assets for financial reporting, securing loans, or planning investments, ensuring that individuals and businesses maintain sound financial strategies.
In many legal contexts, accurate property valuations are necessary for compliance with regulations, tax assessments, and during legal disputes.
Valuation helps stakeholders understand market trends, enabling them to identify opportunities and risks within the real estate market.
Proper valuations ensure that properties are insured for their true value, protecting owners from potential losses in the event of damage or theft.
Investors rely on valuations to evaluate potential returns and risks associated with real estate investments, aiding in the selection of viable projects.
Valuation is critical for estate planning and inheritance issues, ensuring fair distribution of assets among beneficiaries.
Banks and Related Entities
Banks
Financial Institutions
Municipal Corporation
Town Planning
State Government
To Estimate Market Value Of Property
Transferred To Levy Stamp Duty
Fixation Of Rent
Urban Development
Central Government
For Income Tax
Capital Gains Tax
Visa Purpose
Company’s Act
Public Sector Undertaking
Disinvestment / Privatizations
Other Agencies
Audit
Insurance
Private Valuer
International & National
Standards
To Provide A National & International Standards In Valuation
Property Taxes To Estimate Rental Values
Land Acquisition For Road & Reservations
E-Journal & Different Kinds Of Valuation Solutions Over The Assignment
Loan
Girish C. Mhatre