MTS Journal

2017  •  Volume 33  •  Issue 1

This issue covers mining equipment appraisals, auction and game theory, and depreciation of installation costs. Additionally discussing the FDIC rental value, the aircraft residual value puzzle, and why Net Book Value does not equal Fair Value.
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Articles from this Issue

MTS Journal Editorial

A special note from the Editor of ASA’s MTS Journal.
PAGE 5 Brad Hartsburg, ASA, CPPA, CSA

Governor's Bulletin

Important information and updates from MTS Discipline Governors.
PAGE 7 Richard Berkemeier, ASA and David Crick, ASA

Auction Theory, Game Theory, and Appraisal

Outcomes of an auction are based on the level of trade in which the auction participant deals.
PAGE 8 Walter W. O’Connell, M.E., ASA, SCSP

Royalties and Valuation of Mineral Rights

An appraiser of mineral rights or interests in a property is faced with the same three approaches to valuation as with any other real estate appraisal exercise.
PAGE 14 Landy A. Stinnett, ASA, P.E.

Depreciation of Installation Costs

Should installation costs be depreciated? If the appraiser clearly separates the cost approach and the sales comparison approach, then the answer is yes and no respectively.
PAGE 19 Raymond Springer, ASA

ASA Advanced Mining Topics Course Report

A post-course report from ASA's ME214 course offering - Advanced Mining.
PAGE 27 Charles W. “Bill” Ruth, ASA

The Value of Mining Equipment Appraisal Education

Increased attention for advanced specialty valuation education is on the rise due to the growing demand for accredited mining and mineral processing equipment appraisers. Enter ASA's Advanced Mining.
PAGE 36 John J. Connolly III, ASA

Chairman’s Corner

News from ASA’s Machinery and Technical Specialties Committee.
PAGE 37 John J. Connolly, III, ASA

Purpose and Intent of IVSC

A synopsis of the purpose and the intent of the IVSC.
PAGE 43 Jack Beckwith, ASA, CEA

Fair Competition and Fair Gain

Peter Bolton King reflects on the Rio Olympics and answers questions about the International Ethics Standards Coalition.
PAGE 47 Peter Bolton King

2016 Market Overview

As 2016 draws to a close, This article reflects on the year in the used machinery market.
PAGE 49 Mike Clark

Insurance Valuations and Loss Preparedness

An insurance appraisal fulfills only three needs: independence, placement value data, and proof of loss preparedness. Differing levels and types of insurance appraisals fulfill each of these needs to differing degrees.
PAGE 52 Alex Ruden, ASA (MTS & ARM), CG/GA

FDIC Rental Value - A Nontraditional Approach

The FDIC does not define "rental value". This author discusses the need to develop a procedure for computing “Rental Value” which would satisfy the the Uniform Commercial Code and be consistent with the Uniform Appraisal Instructions to Appraisers.
PAGE 54 Larry L. Perdue, ASA, MVS

Why Net Book Value Does Not Equal Fair Value

In valuing assets for financial reporting purposes, it is critical to understand that Net Book Value (“NBV”) is NOT an appropriate measure of fair value for machinery & equipment (“M&E” or “Asset”) related to financial reporting.
PAGE 62 J. Fernando Sosa, ASA, MRICS

Aircraft Residual by Mike McCracken Value Puzzle

This article provides a perspective on the New Normal for the Aircraft Market.
PAGE 67 Mike McCracken

Valuing Assets in Extractive Industries

This articles is an introduction to valuation in extractive industries and addresses 4 main topics - what is special about them; units of valuation; challenges in valuing a mineral company; and best practices and IVS for extractive industries.
PAGE 69 Alexander Lopatnikov, ASA, RICS

Upon Receipt of the Inspection Report

In most cases, when purchasing a pre-owned aircraft, the buyer pays for a pre-purchase inspection to evaluate the condition of the aircraft. This article discusses what the buyer should do upon receipt of the inspection report?
PAGE 74 Amanda Applegate

Demystifying Engine Terms

An aircraft price guide can give you a broad range of potential values for your aircraft. Everything from the number of flight hours to the condition of the interior affect value. The one area that has a major impact on your aircraft value is the engine.
PAGE 76 James Becker, ASA

Scope of Work within Appraisal Review

This article focusses on the Scope of Work disclosure for use within a Review Report.
PAGE 80 Joel D. Gonia, ASA