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FVC2002
Transaction Method - Maneuvering the Databases
Date
November 9, 2020
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Forensic & Valuation Services Conference 2020
In this session, participants will review a search for transactions from popular databases and walk-through the proper way to apply transactions data in a valuation. Discussions to include how similar should guideline transactions be applied in a valuation, the use of statistics if there is enough data, and the pros and cons of the transaction method like bias, incomplete date, dated date.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize what makes data comparable and how to maneuver the databases
- Identify how to apply transactions data in and beyond the market approach
Speakers
Karolina Calhoun, CPA, ABV, CFF
Senior Vice President, Mercer Capital
Gary R. Trugman, CPA, ABV, ASA, MVS
President, Trugman Valuation Associates, Inc.
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