Introduction to the evaluation method of house expropriation on state-owned land

After the real estate appraisal institution is selected or determined, the house expropriation department will generally act as the client, issue a house expropriation and appraisal power of attorney to the real estate appraisal institution, and sign a house expropriation and appraisal entrustment contract with it.

The power of attorney for house expropriation assessment shall specify the name of the client, the name of the entrusted real estate price assessment agency, the purpose of assessment, the scope of the assessment object, the assessment requirements and the date of entrustment.

The entrustment contract for house expropriation evaluation shall contain the following items:

(a) the basic information of the client and the real estate price appraisal agency;

(2) Certified real estate appraiser in charge of this appraisal project;

(three) the evaluation purpose, evaluation object, evaluation time and other basic matters;

(four) the information required for the assessment should be provided by the entrusting party;

(five) the rights and obligations of both parties in the process of bid evaluation;

(six) assessment fees and collection methods;

(seven) the time and manner of delivery of the assessment report;

(8) Liability for breach of contract;

(9) Methods for resolving disputes;

(ten) other matters that need to be stipulated.