Previous Positions & Appointments
OUR MISSION
To provide our clients with the best, most reliable consulting services available anywhere
at any price.
OUR WEBSITE
Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible
and useful. The objective of our website is to organize the world's real estate information
and make it universally accessible and useful. Sometimes it pays to play "Follow the
Leader."
OUR WORK PLAN, A TECHNICAL / FORENSIC APPROACH
We believe the prerequisites of a successful real estate appraisal, consulting, and valuation firm are diversity, an extensive background, and specialized knowledge that when utilized appropriately are the catalysts for complex problem solving. Accordingly we have developed a methodology and study approach which exploits the most recent developments in computer technology for both data analysis and information management. In addition to the commercially available software, utilized by our firm, such as Word Perfect, MicroSoft Office, Generic CADD, FloorPlan, and Plan Ease we have designed analytical software using Lotus 1-2-3, Fortran IV, and even Basic-A. Our
proprietary software was designed to prepare market data analysis, building load and function analysis (based upon key design ratios), standard and discounted cash flow analysis, sales comparison analysis, multiple regression analysis, lease vs. buy analysis, and a complete development-investment-and-financial analysis au fait participating mortgages and equity structures providing simple, cumulative, and compound preferences. (IRS TAX Appraiser Services, assessment tax appeals appraiser)
In the areas of land use (highest and best use), economics, market analysis, and planning
our endeavors have resulted in the production of several computer models that are capable of measuring the benefits and disadvantages of planned and sporadic growth patterns. Aided by tools such as export base multipliers, location quotients, input/output analysis, and aerial photography we have successfully tracked and identified, economic and social factors, which have lead to regional prosperity or blight.
We are aware that some jurisdictions may have laws, administrative rules, regulations, or
ordinances that stipulate requirements in the valuation of real estate within their jurisdictions. We are then bound to utilize these requirements and comply with USPAP
under the Jurisdictional Exception Rule.
We are well aware that we are in an information driven industry and to insure ready
access to the best and most recent information effecting the real estate industry, we have
made a significant investment in our library which contains Expert Witness in Civil Trails by
Mark A Dombroff, Construction Arbitration by Thomas Oehmke, and a complete set of the
following: California Real Estate Law 2d., by Miller and Stark; selected volumes, including
The California Eminent Domain Law of Deering's California Codes published by Bancroft
Whitney. And, a complete text of the following: Section 49, Code of Federal Regulations,
Part 24 - The Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition for Federal
and Federally Assisted Programs; The Appraisal Guide, which provides guidance on
appraising real estate for acquisition under 49 CFR, Part 24b, May 2001; The Uniform
Appraisal Standards for Federal Land Acquisition, 1992; Title 2, California Code of
Regulations, Office of Public School Construction, Section 1859.44.1, Site Acquisition
Guidelines; Title 5, California Code of Regulations, Education, Section 1400, Minimum
Standards; Title 25, California Code of Regulations, Housing and Community
Development, Section 6182, Acquisition; The California Health and Safety Code Division
24, Section 33000, en seq - The California Community Redevelopment Law; The
California Evidence Code Section 810-824, Evidence of Market Value of Property; The
California Code of Civil Procedure Section 1258.210-1258.300, Discovery-Exchange of
Valuation Data; The Los Angeles County Superior Court Rules, 1995; and via the
Internet, California Law, which consist of 29 codes, covering various subject areas, the
State Constitution and Statutes. Information presented reflects laws currently in effect.
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