If
you are thinking about selling surplus machinery or equipment or need to
determine the value for asset-based lending, or to provide a “selling tool”,
you will want the services of a professional appraiser. However before you contact an appraiser,
there are some steps you can take to help improve the value of your
equipment.
One
of the first things you need to do is to clean and if necessary paint the items
to maximize the appraised value. Additionally
make sure items are fully functional and take care of any repairs. The time to do all of this is before you
bring in the appraiser.
The
next step is to put together a detailed list of the equipment and machinery to
be appraised, include descriptions, photographs, general condition and any
repair records if applicable. Add to
that all of the information regarding the purchase of the items such as
receipts, owner’s manuals, warranty certificates, and serial numbers.
Now
you are ready to look for an appraiser that has specific experience with your
industry and is familiar with the type of equipment and machinery you need
appraised. The appraisal will base valuations
on actual sales and take into consideration factors such as: the age, condition
and maintenance of the items, market conditions and demands, geographic
location, specialized design and/or modifications, technological obsolescence,
and industry trends/economic fluctuations.
At
Rabin, our professional machinery and equipment appraisal team has been working
together for more than 25 years and has extensive experience in nearly every
facet of industrial equipment. We offer clients
appraisals that are exceptionally thorough and provide real-world obtainablevalue conclusions.
Rabin is an international company
that specializes in creating liquidity for complex manufacturing facilities
with idle or marginally productive assets.
Rabin’s operations include selling entire plants, multiple plant
locations, or surplus individual items by auction or liquidation and much more.
Past auctions include names such as Hostess, Braniff Airlines, Montgomery Ward,and the Railway Express Agency.
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