Redesigning appraisal reports for securitized offerings

Article Abstract:

Rating agencies and underwriters are usually dissatisfied with the appraisal reports they receive during real estate securitization procedures. To better meet securitization clients' needs, appraisals must support deviations between expenses and projected and actual income, include careful analyses of factors affecting supply and demand and account for irregularly occurring cash-flow events.

Management, Asset-backed securities, Asset backed securities

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A current value measure for corporate real estate

Article Abstract:

A new performance measure, real estate earnings, which can reflect investment real estate's full after-tax benefits, is described. The adoption of real estate earnings would make the valuation of real estate investments and real estate investment corporations easier and would enable analysts to compare real estate and non-real-estate investment opportunities.

Real estate industry, Investments

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