Signed valuer reports and an unsigned Automated Market Assessment, in a suburb where more property is let than is held either way by the people in it
Annual fund reporting on a Gladesville property, independent of the trustees under SISR 8.02B, signed and dated.
Market value at the exact date of the CGT event, prepared from the sales standing on the record at that time.
The day a home first earns rent, its value that day becomes the cost base. This is the report Gladesville asks for most, because so much property here made exactly that move.
A transfer between relatives, or into or out of a trust or company, is assessed on market value rather than on the figure agreed between the parties.
A registered valuer attends in person, with the visit arranged around the tenancy where there is one.
An unsigned estimate from the same comparable-sales evidence, for anyone still choosing between properties.
Nearly everything turns on this:
If a revenue office or your accountant relies on it, you need a signed report from $169. The obligation picks the report, not the budget.
Still deciding, comparing or testing a number, and the $79 Automated Market Assessment answers it quickly, unsigned.
A person gets back to you rather than a bot. We name the report that fits, and change it at no cost if the first choice missed.