Valuation services
Every valuation is prepared by Tom Nagy, a Certified Practising Valuer, for the specific purpose you need it for. Choose your situation below.
SMSF property valuations
Independent market valuations of property held in a self-managed super fund, prepared by a Certified Practising Valuer for trustees and auditors.
Read moreFamily law & separation valuations
Independent property valuations for separating couples, mediation and family law matters, prepared by a court-accepted Certified Practising Valuer.
Read moreProbate & deceased estate valuations
Date-of-death and current market valuations for executors, administrators and beneficiaries, from a Certified Practising Valuer.
Read moreCapital gains tax & retrospective valuations
Current and retrospective market valuations for capital gains tax records, prepared by a Certified Practising Valuer accepted by the ATO.
Read moreStamp duty & related-party transfer valuations
Market valuations for transfers between family members, trusts, companies and super funds, where duty may be assessed on market value.
Read morePre-sale & pre-purchase valuations
Independent valuations for buyers and sellers who want an objective market value before they list, bid or make an offer.
Read moreInsurance replacement valuations
Independent estimates of what it would cost to rebuild your home or commercial building, to help you set your sum insured.
Read moreCommercial & industrial valuations
Long-form valuations of shops, offices, factories and warehouses for market value, rental review, SMSF, insurance, tax and more.
Read moreOther purposes
Tom also prepares residential, commercial and industrial valuations for:
- Current market value
- Accounting and financial reporting
- Immigration
- Bankruptcy
- Centrelink
- Acquisition and compensation
- Retrospective (past date) values
Why a Certified Practising Valuer?
To become a Certified Practising Valuer (CPV) in Victoria, a valuer needs a tertiary qualification in property, two years of full-time supervised valuation practice, and a successful panel interview with the Australian Property Institute's Board of Examiners. Membership then requires ongoing professional development every year.
That is why courts, the ATO and the State Revenue Office rely on CPV reports, and why a real estate agent's appraisal is not a substitute. Agent appraisal or certified valuation?
Not sure which valuation you need?
Call Tom before you book. You will get a straight answer on the right report for your situation and what it costs.