Property Valuer Certification

Service provided under the ‘Accredia’ accreditation scheme

The property valuer certification may be issued by accredited personnel certification bodies (Accredia) in accordance with the UNI CEI EN ISO/IEC 17024:2012 standard, with reference to property valuers as defined by the UNI 11558:2014 standard and the related reference practice UNI/PdR 19:2016. Inarcheck has held this accreditation since July 2015.
Under the UNI 11558:2014 standard, a property valuer is “a person who possesses the necessary qualifications, knowledge, skills and competences to carry out property valuation and appraisal activities”.

Inarcheck offers notarised certification on the blockchain, which guarantees the provenance of the data provided, making it verifiable and impossible to forge.

Who is it aimed at?

  • Company employees

  • Individuals

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Why become a certified property valuer?

Certification serves as confirmation of one’s expertise and significantly enhances one’s operational capabilities, enabling access to different types of clients who are increasingly keen to engage certified professionals, such as:

  • Courts and bodies within the judicial sector in relation to commercial litigation and enforcement proceedings, where the content of the valuation report and the expert’s duties are expressly provided for;
  • Public bodies and other parties requiring a valuation report from the Court-Appointed Technical Expert (C.T.U.) and the Party-Appointed Technical Expert (C.T.P.) in relation to legal disputes and the division of estates and assets;
  • Private individuals who wish to sell or purchase a property or a business, or who wish to find out the value of a specific property;
  • Various parties involved in appeals before the Tax Commission;
  • Property funds and investment funds (pension funds, opportunistic funds, etc.);
  • Companies, for the purposes of quantifying the value of assets when preparing financial statements;
  • Banks and lenders (including leasing companies) in relation to the valuation of properties used as security for credit exposures;
  • Businesses (agricultural, craft, commercial, etc.) in the context of strategic business planning.

The professional levels of a property valuer

There are two levels of certification, determined on the basis of the valuation methods normally applied and recognised at national and international level:

  • Basic-Level Property Valuer (ICK/SC001 VIMCA) – Valuation of properties involving valuation methods where the value can be calculated using the market comparison approach (excluding the criteria applicable to mass valuations), the direct capitalisation method or the cost approach;

  • Advanced Property Valuer (ICK/SC002 VIPRO) – Valuation of all types of property, including the use of complex financial methods such as capitalisation and discounted cash flow.

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