Rural Valuation
Farming
A course by
Lincoln University
Core skills this course teaches
Comprehensive valuation knowledge
Demonstrate a comprehensive and well-founded knowledge in the valuation field of study.
Interdisciplinary understanding
Show an understanding of how other disciplines relate to the valuation field of study.
Valuation and investment analysis application
Describe and apply different approaches to valuation and investment analysis, according to particular situations.
What You're Signing Up For
This course covers advanced valuation theory and techniques specifically focused on rural valuation. Topics include property valuation methodologies, investment analysis, the impact of legal precedents, rural property market economics, farming systems effects on productivity and asset values, property development project evaluation, land use capacity, compensation valuations for compulsory acquisitions, environmental effects on rural valuation, and Māori Land ownership complexities.
Course Content
- Advanced valuation theory and techniques
- Rural valuation approaches
- Valuation and investment analysis methods
- Valuation methodologies selection
- Legal precedents in property valuation
- Rural property market supply, demand, and pricing forces
- Farming systems and farm productivity influences
- Management and evaluation of property development projects
- Land use capacity and highest and best use concepts
- Compensation valuations for compulsory acquisition
- Environmental aspects affecting rural valuation
- Complexities of Māori Land ownership and valuation approach
What you need to know first
The Valuation of Investment Property, VAPM-310
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Rural Property Valuation
Agriculture
Future employment opportunities might be
Rural Property Valuer
Property Consultant
Investment Analyst in Rural Sector