About This Presentation Series
The following video presentations provide an overview of the residential real estate valuation methodologies used to assess property value — both the conventional approaches employed across the industry and the proprietary frameworks developed exclusively by Adkins Capital Management.
Collectively, this four-part series covers the traditionally utilized cost-based methodology and sales-based methodology, as well as the proprietary finance-based methodology and expense-based methodology that have been developed by ACM. Together they represent a comprehensive analytical framework that equips prospective home buyers, real estate professionals, and institutional analysts with the tools necessary to conduct a rigorous, multi-dimensional assessment of residential real estate value.
For additional detail, please review the ACM Residential Real Estate Property Analysis Report, the Finance-Based Analytical Methodology Report, and the Expense-Based Analytical Methodology Report.
Valuation Framework Overview
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An overview of the traditional cost-based approach to residential real estate valuation. This methodology estimates property value by calculating the cost to replace the structure, factoring in depreciation and the value of the underlying land.
An overview of the comparable sales approach — the most widely used conventional valuation method. This methodology establishes property value by analyzing the recent sale prices of similar properties in the same market area.
An overview of the proprietary finance-based valuation methodology developed by Adkins Capital Management. This approach applies institutional investment analysis principles to residential real estate, establishing justified value as a function of income, financing costs, and required return.
An overview of the proprietary expense-based valuation methodology developed by Adkins Capital Management. This approach determines justified home price by analyzing the full cost burden of ownership relative to household income — providing a ground-level affordability benchmark grounded in real financial constraints.
