Theory of real estate valuation john william webster. I see book value as generally a very secondary approach to valuation. Learning how to value a business is the process of calculating what a business is worth and could potentially sell for. Accounting and business valuation methods as land, has increased in value over time, then it is a standard practice to show the correct value of the asset in the books.
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