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Jan 29, 2018 · There are different methods to determine the relationship (or ‘relativity’) between the real-world value of the leasehold interest and the value of the interest for the purposes of the marriage calculation. The most common method is to use ‘relativity graphs’.
When studying to earn your real estate license, you'll need to understand the three types of agency and how they apply to you as a real estate agent. Being so, here's a quick overview of what they are: Special Agency. Special agency enables an agent to complete tasks for another person to accomplish one specific objective.
Jun 8, 2016 · The evidence available to assess the discount required from the real world curve shown in Graph 1 is scarce. We have compiled a range of reference points for the discount required from the current market relativity to calculate relativity under the statutory assumption (Graph 2).
Estate - The degree, quantity, nature and extent of interest which a person has in real property. Estate in Reversion - The residue of an estate left for the grantor, to commence in possession after the termination of some particular estate granted by the grantor.
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This paper has been prepared by Julian Clark of Gerald Eve LLP to address the implications of the Upper Tribunal’s decision on Relativity (the Mundy decision1), in so far as they relate to the Gerald Eve 1996 Graph and the reviewed version of the Graph that we published in December 2016 in the light of the Upper Tribunal’s decision.
Relativity curve or graphs Valuers use such graphs to determine the value of a hypothetical leasehold interest in a property, compared to its freehold value. The graphs express the value of a dwelling held on an existing lease at any given unexpired term divided by the value of the same dwelling in possession to the
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Relativity. The relative value of a property held on an existing long lease compared to its freehold value. For example, Property A has 65 years remaining and based on the available evidence has a relative value of 80% (£86,400) when compared to its freehold value (£108,000).
