Company Profile
| Valuations WA is an independent Perth Property Valuation and Real Estate Consultancy company. Our offices are located in suburban Osborne Park and our property valuers provide property valuations and real estate advice across Western Australia, efficiently, with integrity and at a competitive rate . Our Osborne Park office have traded as a valuation company since the 1980s, formley Marius Dutry Valuers, the practice then was taken over by Johnson-Hall Valuers in the 1990s and then become Valuations WA in 2000. We have a long history of providing valuation services and expertise in the Perth Property Market. |
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Professional Accreditations
Australian Property Institute
History
The Australian Property Institute (API) was formed in 1926 as the Commonwealth Institute of Valuers. The Institute has undergone several name changes over the last century as the array of services offered by its members have expanded.
The API represents the interests of more than 7,500 property professionals throughout Australia. The API members include residential, commercial valuers, property advisers, property analysts, property fund and asset managers, property facility managers, property lawyers and property researchers and academics.
The Institute's main role is to set and maintain the highest standards of professional practice, education, ethics and professional conduct for it members and the broader property profession.
The API represents the interests of more than 7,500 property professionals throughout Australia. The API members include residential, commercial valuers, property advisers, property analysts, property fund and asset managers, property facility managers, property lawyers and property researchers and academics.
The Institute's main role is to set and maintain the highest standards of professional practice, education, ethics and professional conduct for it members and the broader property profession.
Industry Role
The API is committed to building and maintaining a strong base for the future of the property profession through broadening the expertise and knowledge of membership.
The Institute is highly regarded and respected throughout Australia and in some states government regulations specify that property professionals must belong to a member association such as the API. Many leading Australian financial institutions also require property professionals who carry out mortgage valuation work to be members of the API.
The Institute produces a range of leading property publications, including the Australian Property Journal, and other professional and educational texts, such as the Professional Practice Manual and Valuation Principles and Practices. The Institute also develops software packages, such as PropertyPro which provides a proforma template for residential mortgage valuation work. This proforma is the preferred format for the majority of Australia's leading financial institutions.
The Institute is highly regarded and respected throughout Australia and in some states government regulations specify that property professionals must belong to a member association such as the API. Many leading Australian financial institutions also require property professionals who carry out mortgage valuation work to be members of the API.
The Institute produces a range of leading property publications, including the Australian Property Journal, and other professional and educational texts, such as the Professional Practice Manual and Valuation Principles and Practices. The Institute also develops software packages, such as PropertyPro which provides a proforma template for residential mortgage valuation work. This proforma is the preferred format for the majority of Australia's leading financial institutions.
Highest Standards of Quality and Performance
Members of the Institute are bound by:
• A Code of Ethics
• Rules of Conduct
• Professional Practice Standards
• A Code of Ethics
• Rules of Conduct
• Professional Practice Standards
Source: www.propertyinstitute.com.au
| Certified Practising Valuers (CPV) |
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| About CPVs |
| Certified Practising Valuers (CPV) have a role at the heart of property as an important part of the Australian economy. They're usually working quietly behind the scenes in an objective and independent manner to help reduce risk and provide greater certainty for their clients. Their clients include those involved in business of any description – as well as mum and dad investors they could be, for instance, overseas investors, rural landholders, hotel owners and operators, insurance advisors, stockbrokers, solicitors, mining companies or finance companies. |
| CPV Ethics and Standards |
| CPVs hold a unique position in the property industry, being true professionals in the field of valuation. In order for them to keep that position, it is vital to maintain certain principles and values, and behave in a manner expected of Members of the Institute.
CPVs should always work in a professional manner, with integrity and honour. They should serve their clients and employers in good faith, acting impartially and objectively when providing independent advice. It is important to always respect the public interest. CPVs should only take on work for which they have the competence, skill and/or experience to complete it to acceptable professional standards. If they are not able to complete the project themselves, they should work in conjunction with a suitably qualified and experienced practitioner to do so. Any conflicts of interest should be identified and considered before a project is taken on. Members should not act in a matter in which a conflict or potential conflict has been identified, unless all interested parties have been made aware of the situation and agree to the Member continuing with the task. It's important for Members to observe confidentiality requirements when working with clients and the public. Members should always conduct their business in a manner befitting their profession, and in accordance with reasonable public expectations of any professional workers. |
| Source: http://www.cpv.org.au |
- Current Fair Market Value
- Property Settlements Valuations
- Separation/De-Facto Relationships
- Family Law Court of WA
- Capital Gains Tax Valuations
- Retrospective/ Back Dated Valuations Eg. 30 June 2006
- Deceased Estate/Probate Estates
- Stamp Duty Valuations
- Related Party Transfer Valuations Eg. Between family members
- Unit Entitlements
- Superannuation Fund Eg. Auditing purposes
- Taxation Valuations
- Internal Accounting Valuations
- Asset Register Valuations
- Court Litigation/Legal Proceedings
- Pre-Sale/Pre-Purchase Valuations Eg Looking to buy or sell?
- Compensation Valuations
- Strata Building Replacement Cost Insurance Eg. Body Corporate/Strata Titled Insurance for Strata Developments
- Building Insurance Assessment Eg. Single Buildings
- Rental Determination/Rental Reviews
- Mortgage Security Valuations
