On Valuing Negative Cash Flows Related to Contamination, Asset Removal, or Functional Obsolescence

Appraisers are frequently faced with having to value future expected negative cash flows. This article will demonstrate that valuing negative cash flows requires a different approach from valuing positive cash flows. The concepts of valuing remediation costs, asset removal costs, and other types of functional obsolescence will be used to illustrate this concept.

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Year of publication:	2005
Authors:	Heaton, Hal B.
Publisher:	University of Ulster
Subject:	negative cash flow \| contamination \| asset removal \| functional obsolescence

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Type of publication:	Article
Notes:	FinanceDepartment; MarriottSchool; H.B. Heaton. "On Valuing Negative Cash Flows Related to Contamination, Asset Removal, or Functional Obsolescence," Journal of Property Tax Assessment and Administration, Volume 2, #4 (Fall 2005), pp33-41.; Brigham Young University; Marriott School of Management; Finance;
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