Vernon Martin has physically appraised/valued properties on every continent except Antarctica and provides independent, unsponsored investment and valuation advice.
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Appraisal in Quebec: A Lesson on the difference between “Aggregate retail value” and “Market value”
Vernon Martin performs due diligence and appraisals on commercial and residential real estate throughout the world. He has 40 years of commercial appraisal experience and has physically appraised properties in more than 20 countries, 44 U.S. states, and 5 Canadian provinces. He started his career at the global firm Jones Lang Wootton and went on to become the chief commercial appraiser at 3 national (U.S.) lending institutions, formerly taught Real Estate Valuation at California State University, Los Angeles and has authored many professional journal articles and two books. He has degrees from the University of Chicago and Southern Methodist University and is a Certified General Appraiser and a Certified Fraud Examiner. He also appraises specialty properties such as solar farms, wind farms, cannabis-related real estate, golf courses and ski resorts. If you have a particularly difficult property needing a valuation, send your inquiry to Mr. Martin and he may be able to help.
For more information, call 1-323-788-1605, or e-mail him at vernonmartin@aol.com .
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Thanks Vernon for helpful lesson. Actually, there are not many people understand the difference between “Aggregate retail value” and “Market value” include me. For all real estate investors, choosing the right buyer agents or broker will be significant.
Alice
Realtor at HOMEiA
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