Certified Business and Real Estate Reports are available
from Breckenridge Business Consultants. The principal, William B.
Pipes, State
Certified General Appraiser RZ1749, has over thirty years of financial
experience
appraising both businesses and commercial properties. Valuations
include professional practices,
service businesses, contracting, medical supply,
retail, wholesale, multifamily developments, shopping centers, office buildings, warehouses, and child care
schools. Clients include Banks, CPA’s, individual investors, and
business
owners.
Certified
Business
Appraisal Reports
Small Business Certified
Appraisal Report: (Direct Market
Method) - An appraisal method for businesses with revenue of
less than
$1,000,000 and 100% ownership. Included in the Scope of Work and
Estimate
Process is a comparison of reported business sales for the same type
of
industry, as well as, comparable businesses offered for sale. The earning capacity history of the business
will be analyzed in relation to closely held businesses sold. This valuation
approach
will only determine value by the use of the Direct
Market
Method. The Direct Market
Method is a market based method, in which data on a large
number of
transactions is used to construct a mathematical model of the entire
market for
business of a specific type.
Certified Business
Appraisal
Report
and Self-Contained (Full Report) – This
report is the most
comprehensive of all Business Valuation Reports. The
Report is intended for a
client and ALL OTHER READERS who are not named as the client.
Certified Real
Estate Appraisal Reports
Self-Contained Real
Estate Appraisal Report: (Full Report) - The
report with
the most detailed information is the Self-Contained Appraisal Report. Full description of all information
significant to the appraisal problem (usually value) is included. This Report is intended
for a client and ALL OTHER READERS who are not named as the client. This report is the most comprehensive of
the report types.
Summary
Real
Estate Appraisal Report: (Summary of information)
.The
essential difference between the Summary Appraisal Report and the
Self-Contained
Appraisal Report is the level of detail in report presentation. The
Summary
report will only give a minimum of information.
The Appraisal
Reports will be prepared in
compliance with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal
Practice of the
Appraisal Foundation and the Business
Appraisal Standards of
the Institute of Business Appraisers.
