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Tampa Bay Chapter Hosting "Economic Obsolescence Seminar" March 30, 2013

2/13/2013 2:37:15 PM

The American Society of Appraisers Presents

ECONOMIC OBSOLESCENCE SEMINAR

Sponsored by Tampa Bay Chapter

When: March 30, 2013 (Saturday)
Where: Marriott Courtyard Hotel
8305 Tourist Center Drive, University Park, FL 34201
 Time: 8:30am to 5:00pm
Cost: $150 Member | $175 Non-Member (Early Bird Until March 11, 2013)
$175 Member | $200 Non-Member (After March 11, 2013)
 CE: 7 hours
 Instructor: Les Miles Jr, ASA 
Registration: Register Online Now! 
*For more information contact Tammy Blackburn at (727) 902-9744

Course Overview:

The objective of this seminar is to provide an in-depth analysis of identification and measurement of economic obsolescence. This course will explore: the consideration of the obsolescence as item, industry, or business-specific, the use of economic life as an alternative to age-life, cost to cure, deriving economic obsolescence from the market, the positive economic factor, use in determining liquidation value, tax affect, entrepreneurial profit, and the application of inutility.

A multi-discipline offering, this seminar will cover all types of assets including Real Estate, Machinery and Equipment, and Personal Property. It will also include a discussion of considerations for Business Valuation appraisers when valuing a business that contains all of these asset types.

As a lead-in to proper understanding of economic obsolescence, an overview of the cost approach will be presented. Students will be engaged in working out scenarios and problem-solving exercises to properly apply the principles. The instructor will demonstrate the calculations using the HP 17BII+ (available as a mobile app) and the HP 12C. Students are encouraged to bring a financial calculator with which they are familiar.

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