Bizsmart Business Brokers

A Professional Approach

Bizsmart Valuation

Newcastle

Charlestown

Lake Macquarie

 

P O Box 5191

Kahibah NSW 2290

To contact us:

Mal Harrison

Phone:  4943 2976    Fax:  4943 2916

Mobile:  0412 859 539

E-mail: mail@bizsmart.net.au   

Business Brokers

Real Estate Agent

Licence Number 911326

 

API Member

Registered Valuer

Number 6034 AAPI

Business - Hotel - Motel Sales

Business - Property Valuations

Business - Property Appraisals

Business Performance Analysis

Commercial Property Sales

NEED A VALUATION?

 

RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL OR BUSINESS VALUATIONS

 

BIZSMART VALUATION can provide comprehensive, concise valuation reports.

 

Mortgage Valuation to assess the current market value for finance and banking purposes

 

Market Valuation to assess the current market value of a property

 

Family Law Valuation required for settlement of estates designed to reduce any dispute between relative parties for family law

 

Rental determination current market rental assessment for residential, commercial and industrial properties

 

Stamp Duty Valuation required by individuals or solicitors to assess the stamp duty (transfer of interest between related parties), to be paid on the property

 

A comprehensive Residential/Commercial Valuation for the purpose of Stamp Duty is available and is popular with clients such as accountants and solicitors. This is due to the document being a one page double sided report, featuring color photographs of the properties internal/external elevations as well as at least 4 external photographs of comparable properties which have recently sold in the locality.

 

BIZSMART BUSINESS VALUATIONS offer appraisals or valuations across NSW, we can come to you or it can be handled remotely

The need to value a business can arise in a number of circumstances including buying a business, buying a share of a business, setting up a new business, becoming a partner in a business, buying a franchise, dissolving a partnership, and family law disputes.

 

The selling price of most businesses is set by business owners. The selling price however does not always reflect an accurate value of a business and prospective business purchasers should conduct their own valuation. Establishing the price of a business vendors can arrive at the sale price of their businesses in any number of ways.

 

The value of a business will vary according to:

Recent profit history of the business – a profitable business will yield a higher price than one less so

General condition of the business – such as condition of facilities, completeness and accuracy of books and records, staff morale and so on

Market demand for the particular type of business and its products/services

Return on investment – buyers should expect a certain level of return on their investment; the riskier the business, the higher the expected return

Cash flow – how much of a loan will the cash flow support? Prospective purchasers look for businesses that provide a reliable, secure and high cash inflow

Strategic value – some businesses have greater value because of their strategic importance. For example, they may hold a long lease on a retail premises that is prominently located. Some businesses may also be easier to buy than start up from scratch – in some cases the hard work of obtaining approvals, licences etc. has already been carried out. A premium paid for such a business is offset by the time the buyer saves

Economic conditions – especially cost and availability of capital and any economic factors that directly affect the business

Ability to transfer goodwill or other intangible assets to a new owner

Value of assets

Future profit potential

 

Contact Mal Harrison at Bizsmart Valuation for a confidential and A PROFESSIONAL APPROACH

Mal Harrison

 

Is a

 

Registered Property Valuer

 

Specialist Business Valuer

 

Certified Practicing Valuer

 

Residential and Commercial Property valuation