1. Cost Method:

This property valuation method is particularly used when the market is scared. This approach is an estimate of the property replacement value, the value of vacant land, and buildings’ loss in value from depreciation. This method adds separate values of the improvements and land.

2. Comparative Method: 

The comparative method is one of the Property Valuation methods which exactly rely on the comparison. It includes comparing property values of similar properties from the latest sales figures in the market to achieve a capital value for properties and rental yield. The prices may be lower or higher than the actual value.

3. Investment Method:

Another method of Property valuation is Investment Method. This method is based on the discounted cash flow method, take into account the future cash flows it means a return on investment property, bonds, interest, deposit accounts, and flows that the real property can bring to the investor.

4. Contractors Method:

This property valuation method relies on the theory that supposed tenants might consider erecting an appropriate alternative property for their purposes like if they feel the landlord is asking a huge amount of rent or if there is none to rent. This approach is generally used in the absence of rental evidence.

5. Profit Method: 

The name itself suggests that the valuation method deals with profit from a property and consequently capitalizing the same at a proper rate of return depending upon several factors. This property valuation method is particularly used in Marriage Halls, Public places, Cinema Theatres, and Hotels.