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Property Valuers in Jharkhand

Land & Building Valuation – Valuers Online

(Government-Approved Valuation – As per Income Tax, Bank, Legal & Financial Compliance Requirements)

What is Land & Building Valuation?

Land & Building Valuation refers to the assessment of the Fair Market Value (FMV) of immovable property including residential, commercial, industrial and institutional buildings along with the underlying land.
This valuation is required for:

  • Capital Gain Tax

  • Home Loan / Mortgage Loan

  • Wealth Tax / Income Tax

  • Sale / Purchase

  • Legal Disputes & Court Matters

  • Balance Sheet Reporting

  • Insurance

  • Company Audits

  • Stamp Duty & Registration Purposes

Our valuations strictly follow Ministry of Finance (Govt. of India) formats, including Form O-1, ensuring 100% compliance and acceptance.

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    Who Conducts Land & Building Valuation?

    Land & Building valuation is carried out by Government-Registered Valuers who are approved under the:

    • Income Tax Department

    • CBDT

    • IBBI

    • Institution of Valuers

    • Chartered Engineers

    • Corporate Valuers & Appraisers

    Our valuation team includes registered professionals with decades of experience in structural assessment, land measurement, market analysis and financial valuation.

    Government Prescribed Format: FORM O-1

    (Applicable for Immovable Property – Other than agricultural land, plantations, forests, mines & quarries)

    All valuations are prepared strictly as per Form O-1, approved by the Ministry of Finance, Government of India.

    Below is the standard structure followed in Land & Building Valuation:

    Part – I : GENERAL DETAILS

    1. Purpose of Valuation

    (Examples: Capital Gain Tax, Loan Approval, Wealth Tax, Sale/Purchase, Legal Dispute, Financial Reporting)

    2. Valuation Date

    3. Name of Property Owner(s)

    4. Ownership Details

    • Single / Joint Ownership

    • Nature of share

    • Whether undivided

    5. Description of Property

    Nature, use, surrounding environment.

    6. Location Details

    Street, ward, locality.

    7. Survey / Plot Number

    8. Type of Area

    • Residential

    • Commercial

    • Mixed

    • Industrial

    9. Locality Classification

    High-class / Middle-class / Ordinary / Economical zone

    10. Proximity to Amenities

    Schools, hospitals, markets, transport, civic facilities.

    11. Connectivity

    Road, rail, metro, public transport availability.

    LAND DETAILS

    12. Area of Land

    As per documents, shape, dimensions, physical condition.

    13. Road Access

    Width and type of adjoining roads.

    14. Ownership Mode

    Freehold / Leasehold.

    15. If Leasehold

    • Name of lessor

    • Lease term

    • Ground rent

    • Premium paid

    • Unearned increment clause

    16. Restrictive Covenants (if any)

    17. Easements (if any)

    18. Inclusion in Town Planning Scheme

    Zoning, permissible use, FSI rules.

    19. Development Charges Paid or Pending

    20. Notification for Acquisition (if any)

    21. Site Plan

    Attached with measurements.

    IMPROVEMENTS (BUILDING DETAILS)

    22. Building Plan & Layout

    Approved drawings, elevations, floor plans.

    23. Technical Details

    Full structural specifications (separate sheet).

    24. Occupancy

    Owner-occupied / Tenanted / Mixed.

    25. Permissible FSI & Utilized FSI

    RENTAL DETAILS (if applicable)

    26. Tenant-wise Details

    • Tenant Name

    • Area occupied

    • Monthly rent

    • Gross annual rental income

    27. Relationship of Tenants with Owner

    28–35. Utility Charges, Maintenance, Lift, Pump, Repairs Responsibility, Property Tax, Insurance Details

    36–37. Rent Disputes & Standard Rent Details

    SALE INSTANCES

    38. Comparable Sales Data

    Recent transactions in the locality.

    39. Land Rate Adopted

    40. Basis of Rate Determination

    When comparable sales are not available.

    COST OF CONSTRUCTION

    41. Year of Construction (Begin & End)

    42. Mode of Construction

    Contract / Direct labour.

    43–44. Agreements & Rate Analysis (if construction done directly)

    Part – II : VALUATION METHOD

    A detailed explanation of the approach adopted:

    • Land Valuation Method

    • Building (Cost) Method

    • Depreciation Method

    • Comparable Market Method

    • Income Approach (Rental value method)

    Final FMV (Fair Market Value) is computed using the most suitable valuation approach.

    Part – III : DECLARATION OF VALUER

    Includes:

    • Verification of facts

    • Independence confirmation

    • Inspection date

    • Professional conduct declaration

    • Signature, Stamp & Registration Number

    ANNEXURE: TECHNICAL DETAILS OF BUILDING

    A building-wise and floor-wise breakup including:

    • Plinth area as per IS standards

    • Age of structure

    • Type of construction

    • Foundations

    • Walls (material & type)

    • Flooring

    • Windows, doors, finishing

    • Roofing

    • Electrical wiring quality

    • Sanitary installations

    • Water supply system

    • Lift details

    • Compound wall

    • Paving & internal roads

    • Drainage & septic tank system

    • Pump house, underground & overhead tanks

    All annexure sheets are attached with photographs and site inspection notes.

    Why Choose Valuers Online for Land & Building Valuation?

    ✔ Government Registered Valuers
    ✔ Reports Accepted by All Banks & Govt. Departments
    ✔ As per FORM O-1 (Govt. Prescribed Format)
    ✔ Detailed FMV, Market Rate & Depreciation Working
    ✔ 100% Legally Compliant
    ✔ PAN India Services
    ✔ 40+ Years of Combined Experience

    Property Valuers in Jharkhand