Appraisal of Businesses and Commercial Properties in San Felipe
A commercial property appraisal is a specialized technical report focused on determining the economic value of properties used for commercial activities, such as retail spaces, shopping centers, offices, restaurants, hotels, or product buildings. Unlike residential appraisals, this analysis evaluates not only the land and the physical structure, but also the potential for profitability, strategic location, traffic in the area, and commercial appreciation.
Conducted by a certified appraiser with a master's degree in valuation, this study offers the essential technical certainty for investors, merchants, and business owners in the region.
What is the purpose of a business appraisal?
Determining the value of a commercial property requires a rigorous financial approach. This appraisal is used for:
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Purchase, sale or transfer of businesses: Ensures that the price of the commercial infrastructure corresponds to the reality of the current market.
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Setting rents or leases: Determines the fair and competitive lease fee based on the area and characteristics of the premises.
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Collateral guarantees and business loans: Used as solid backing before financial institutions to obtain working capital.
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Mergers, liquidations or financial statements: For the correct declaration of a company's fixed assets in accordance with accounting regulations.
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Probate proceedings and inheritances: Fair and legal distribution of real estate.
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Tax and cadastral procedures: Determination of taxable bases for commercial real estate taxes.
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Guarantees and insurance: To determine the insured sum of the building
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Types of businesses appraisals
Depending on the purpose of your procedure, the study may focus on different aspects:
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Commercial Appraisal: Oriented to the local real estate market for buying, selling or renting.
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Fiscal or Cadastral Appraisal: Required for deed registration, property tax payment or compliance with tax obligations.
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Appraisal for Insurance: Focused on the replacement cost of the construction and finishes.
The type of appraisal will be strictly adapted to the client's objective and the local regulations.
Requirements for conducting a business appraisal
To carry out the valuation of a commercial premises or building, the following file is required:
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Copy of deeds or title of ownership registered in the Public Registry.
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Current property tax bill with visible cadastral key.
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Architectural plans (if these are not available, the expert can take measurements during the physical visit).
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Recent water or electricity bill to verify services and property identity.
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Official identification of the owner or applicant.
Note: Documentation may vary slightly depending on the exact location of the business and the specific purpose of the appraisal.