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Update on Oil & Gas Royalties Litigation-Key Valuation Issues

Value Scope

What is the market “at the well” valuation? What does it mean to make oil or natural gas “marketable”? It is true that oil and gas production involves complexities that other businesses do not have, and the gathering, processing, transportation, and marketing processes and costs can be opaque. What are the gross profits?

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Update on Oil & Gas Royalties Litigation-Key Valuation Issues

Value Scope

What is the market “at the well” valuation? What does it mean to make oil or natural gas “marketable”? It is true that oil and gas production involves complexities that other businesses do not have, and the gathering, processing, transportation, and marketing processes and costs can be opaque. 1] What are the gross profits?

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Comment on FNMA Continued Effort to Get Rid of Appraisers by Baggins

Appraisers Blog

So if they can’t actually find something against appraisers, they could be manufacturing something just to check that FHFA compliance box to access the additional salary potential. Appraisers are walking ducks with targets on our backs. Think of the appraisal as an argument of a product or cause. Sounds logical to me.

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Comment on It’s Just Responsible Journalism! by Russell

Appraisers Blog

My fellow peers this is an attack on our profession and a malicious attack on caucasian appraisers period. However; if I were casusain I would be very leery of appraising a minority owned property. No one stopped black people from becoming an appraiser. As appraisers, we are not advocates for anyone.

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SWS Group: The Breakdown

Appraisal Rights

Further to our prior post about Delaware’s two new appraisal decisions, SWS Group was a small, struggling bank holding company that merged on January 1, 2015 into one of its own substantial creditors, Hilltop Holdings. Stockholders of SWS received a mix of cash and Hilltop stock worth $6.92 at closing. below the merger price.

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