How much is an independent evaluation? (1 Viewer)

TheParsonsHose

Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #1

Could the trust not fund this?

This surely would be a positive move forward with the right media coverage and spin.

 

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Jack Griffin

Guest

• Jan 14, 2014

• #2

No and no.

There is no need to value anything unless there is an offer on the table.

 

Sky Blue Pete

Well-Known Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #3

Yep don't get this independent valuation stuff at all. It's value is the middle of what someone is willing to pay and what the owner is willing to accept.

 

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skybluericoh

Well-Known Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #4

I'll do it for free, £32.23 Million for a 100 year lease. £120 Million for free hold. Pay up Timmy

 

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dongonzalos

Well-Known Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #5

CET or CWR
Should arrange it
So it is independent and would give the company involved advertising.

 

TheParsonsHose

Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #6

Middle ground with these two is like no mans land.

 

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simple_simon

New Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #7

TheParsonsHose said:

Could the trust not fund this?

This surely would be a positive move forward with the right media coverage and spin.

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The Trust would not have that sort of moray and even if they did why does it need doing, SISU should just make an offer.

 

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ArchieLittle

New Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #8

I dont get this independent valuation stuff either. The value of anything is what the seller is prepared to accept for it.
Someone can tell me my house is worth 100 grand, I say it's 200 grand. It's mine to sell so the answer is 200, not 150 just because it's in the middle.

 

shmmeee

Well-Known Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #9

This site: http://aldermore.com/media/32721/acm15-0412-200024_v2.pdf says properties worth £2.5-3m costs £4,080 and over £3m is on negotiation. I'd imagine you're looking at well over £5k and as such out of the Trust's reach I'd imagine.

 

mds

Well-Known Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #10

Surely for an independant to go in and do their thing they would need acces to absolutly everything, would ACL be prepared to give permission, I would imagine its a long winded process, its not just ground value, its a going concern, evrything needs examining time consuming and expensive!

 

ccfcway

Well-Known Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #11

Plan of action


1) SISU need to offer something for a property
2) Go from there

 

Rusty Trombone

Well-Known Member

• Jan 14, 2014

• #12

The only way SISU can get a return for their investors is to get something cheap and sell it for plenty more, they're in too deep to worry about the odd million here or there. For that reason it's my belief that they aren't interested in paying a realistic price for the freehold, especially as they will also need to buy ACL if they want access to all revenues.

 

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Kingokings204

Well-Known Member

• Jan 15, 2014

• #13

CCC wont sell. How many times? Hull city council wont sell to Alam for the same reasons. It cant and wont happen.

 

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Snozz_is_god

New Member

• Jan 15, 2014

• #14

ccfcway said:

Plan of action


1) SISU need to offer something for a property
2) Go from there

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The have made an offer, the offer was £0 as they want it for nothing