DAVID ISAAC Chartered Surveyor and Chartered Builder who came from a background in economics and business studies into the property profession. He has some twenty years of experience in property development, finance and valuation and has project-managed a number of development schemes. For many years now he has been involved in property consultancy, education and research at the University of Greenwich, UK, where he is currently Professor of Real Estate Management, Head of Property and Land Management and Director of Research in the School of Architecture and Construction. JOHN O'LEARY Lecturer at the University of Greenwich School of Architecture and Construction, UK. He is a Chartered Surveyor and worked as a planning consultant for architectural practices prior to becoming a lecturer.

• The Concept of Property ValuationPrinciples of Investment Applied to PropertyThe Property MarketThe Role of the ValuerMethods of ValuationThe Investment MethodThe Residual MethodDiscounted Cash Flow ApproachesDevelopment of the Investment MethodYields and Interest RatesTaxationStatutory ValuationsDevelopment of the Residual MethodProperty FinanceFinancial Management and Accounts.

'Good coverage of the key first year concepts with some coverage of level 2. A solid introduction to basic valuations.' - Steve Galliford, Associate Head and Principal Lecturer, University of West England, UK

DAVID ISAAC Chartered Surveyor and Chartered Builder who came from a background in economics and business studies into the property profession. He has some twenty years of experience in property development, finance and valuation and has project-managed a number of development schemes. For many years now he has been involved in property consultancy, education and research at the University of Greenwich, UK, where he is currently Professor of Real Estate Management, Head of Property and Land Management and Director of Research in the School of Architecture and Construction. JOHN O'LEARY Lecturer at the University of Greenwich School of Architecture and Construction, UK. He is a Chartered Surveyor and worked as a planning consultant for architectural practices prior to becoming a lecturer.

• The Concept of Property ValuationPrinciples of Investment Applied to PropertyThe Property MarketThe Role of the ValuerMethods of ValuationThe Investment MethodThe Residual MethodDiscounted Cash Flow ApproachesDevelopment of the Investment MethodYields and Interest RatesTaxationStatutory ValuationsDevelopment of the Residual MethodProperty FinanceFinancial Management and Accounts.

'Good coverage of the key first year concepts with some coverage of level 2. A solid introduction to basic valuations.' - Steve Galliford, Associate Head and Principal Lecturer, University of West England, UK

DAVID ISAAC Chartered Surveyor and Chartered Builder who came from a background in economics and business studies into the property profession. He has some twenty years of experience in property development, finance and valuation and has project-managed a number of development schemes. For many years now he has been involved in property consultancy, education and research at the University of Greenwich, UK, where he is currently Professor of Real Estate Management, Head of Property and Land Management and Director of Research in the School of Architecture and Construction. JOHN O'LEARY Lecturer at the University of Greenwich School of Architecture and Construction, UK. He is a Chartered Surveyor and worked as a planning consultant for architectural practices prior to becoming a lecturer.

• The Concept of Property ValuationPrinciples of Investment Applied to PropertyThe Property MarketThe Role of the ValuerMethods of ValuationThe Investment MethodThe Residual MethodDiscounted Cash Flow ApproachesDevelopment of the Investment MethodYields and Interest RatesTaxationStatutory ValuationsDevelopment of the Residual MethodProperty FinanceFinancial Management and Accounts.

'Good coverage of the key first year concepts with some coverage of level 2. A solid introduction to basic valuations.' - Steve Galliford, Associate Head and Principal Lecturer, University of West England, UK