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Evaluation Of Partial Interest In Commercial Properties?

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rmbirch

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Any good references? Court cases? What types of things can you discount for? Things to stay away from? Thanks! RMB
 
Can you provide a little more information? Partial interests related to ownership? Or are you referring to partial interests in the context of leased fee/ leasehold?
 
The IRS frowns on large discounting & divorce generally gets no discount. The more partners the higher the discount. I would back it up with a similar transaction.
 
Lum Library ought to have helpful information on partial interest valuation.
 
I've always taken care of the value of the whole, and passed on the partial interest valuation to a CPA, but maybe that's just me.
 
This is an older article published in The Appraisal Journal: “Valuation of Fractional Interests in Real Estate Limited Partnerships - Another Approach” published in the Appraisal Journal, a quarterly publication of the Appraisal Institute, April, 1992.)
 
The AI has a book on the subject as well.
 
The data is very hard to come by. I give folks an appraisal of the property and they can figure the rest out for themselves. I have never had a complaint.
 
This is what business appraisers do. So outside of mineral interests where there is no discount to deal with, I don't value LLC discounts, feuding partners, etc.
 
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