CPPDSM6002 — Conduct property investment feasibility study
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63 assessable components: 5 elements (23 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 39 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Establish study requirements.
- 1.1Establish aims and objectives of property investment feasibility study according to client and workplace requirements.
- 1.2Negotiate and agree study objectives and timelines in consultation with relevant persons.
- 1.3Gather and review relevant information to identify regulatory compliance and other critical requirements of the study.
- 1.4Conduct initial comparisons with similar properties to allow effective comparison with client expectations.
- 1.5Identify situations requiring specialist advice and seek support as required according to workplace requirements.
2 Conduct research to access relevant information.
- 2.1Use technologies to conduct research and access information relevant to study according to workplace requirements.
- 2.2Access market information and evaluate its validity, reliability and relevance according to identified analysis requirements.
- 2.3Consult with relevant persons to gather additional information to support study.
- 2.4Conduct environmental scan to identify and assess factors that may impact study.
- 2.5Document research findings in a format suitable for analysis according to workplace requirements.
3 Analyse investment information.
- 3.1Undertake quantitative and qualitative analysis of comparative market data using standard financial analysis techniques.
- 3.2Identify and evaluate relevant economic trends and market developments to determine potential implications and impact on study objectives.
- 3.3Identify and analyse factors increasing or diminishing investment risk and discuss findings with client.
- 3.4Apply sound reasoning to analysis findings to ensure interpretations and decisions are supported by rationale.
4 Formulate investment scenarios.
- 4.1Develop alternative investment scenarios to meet study requirements.
- 4.2Use consultative processes to obtain relevant expertise to support formulation of investment scenarios.
- 4.3Verify investment scenarios against prescribed criteria and analyse to minimise subjective assessment.
- 4.4Perform sensitive analysis on data to identify degree of convergence within identified industry and market benchmarks.
- 4.5Identify property trends and market conditions and evaluate against study requirements.
5 Finalise property investment feasibility study.
- 5.1Prepare comprehensive property investment feasibility study in an appropriate format, style and structure according to client and workplace requirements.
- 5.2Distribute study to relevant persons within agreed timeframes according to workplace requirements.
- 5.3Document conclusions that are verifiable, current and sufficiently detailed to meet identified client and workplace requirements.
- 5.4Securely maintain investment feasibility study and related documentation according to regulatory and workplace requirements.
Performance evidence
- To demonstrate competency, a candidate must meet the elements and performance criteria of this unit by conducting two property investment feasibility studies.
Knowledge evidence
- alternative property uses
- analysis methods and techniques: computer modelling
- analysis methods and techniques: examination of cash flows and other financial projections
- analysis methods and techniques: examination of collected data
- analysis methods and techniques: quantitative and qualitative analysis
- analysis methods and techniques: probability analysis
- analysis methods and techniques: time series recognition
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: anti-discrimination
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: building control legislation
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: consumer protection
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: environmental protection
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: financial probity
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: franchise and business structures
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: National Construction Code (NCC) and relevant Australian Standards
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: privacy
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: property sales, leasing and management
- compliance requirements of legislation, regulations, codes and standards relevant to conducting property investment feasibility studies: work health and safety (WHS)
- factors that might increase or diminish property investment risk: constraints on use
- factors that might increase or diminish property investment risk: existing land use and ownership
- factors that might increase or diminish property investment risk: government zoning and restrictions
- factors that might increase or diminish property investment risk: project financing
- factors that might increase or diminish property investment risk: staging of investment or development
- factors that might increase or diminish property investment risk: structure of leases
- factors that might increase or diminish property investment risk: type and number of tenants
- factors that might increase or diminish property investment risk: project assessment methods
- risks associated with property investment: asset allocation and investment spread
- risks associated with property investment: borrowing
- risks associated with property investment: gearing
- risks associated with property investment: economics
- risks associated with property investment: lifestyle choices
- risks associated with property investment: market and property sector risks: fluctuations in the economic cycle, interest rates and stock market
- risks associated with property investment: client return expectations
- risks associated with property investment: volatility of income and capital
- sources of industry and market information related to property investment
- types of property markets
- value management associated with property investment
- workplace requirements for conducting property investment feasibility studies: client service
- workplace requirements for conducting property investment feasibility studies: documentation and reporting
- workplace requirements for conducting property investment feasibility studies: work role boundaries - responsibilities, limitations and professional abilities
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