Randall Bell, MAI

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Mr. Bell specializes in real estate damage
economics and valuation. This includes environmental,
geotechnical, construction defects, natural disasters, eminent
domain, leases and other conditions that may impact property
values. He is experienced in diminution-in-value studies
involving a wide variety of property types and damage issues for
government, oil and utility companies and property owners.
Randall
Bell's Qualifications - PDF
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| EDUCATION |
Graduate
Studies:
UCLA MBA Degree - Real Estate
Professional
Studies:
Appraisal Institute: MAI Designation
UCLA Certificate in Real Estate, Extension Program
Undergraduate
Studies:
BYU BS Degree - Finance and Accounting
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LICENSES
AND
MEMBERSHIPS |
State
of California - Certified General RE Appraiser (AG1672)
Appraisal Institute - MAI Designation (M9360)
State of California - Real Estate Broker, (01111436)
International Right of Way Association - Member (06746314)
Bureau of National Affairs (BNA) - Advisory Board Member
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| EXPERT
WITNESS |
United
States District Court
California Superior Court
United States Bankruptcy Court
Court Appointed Appraiser
Tax Appeal Boards
Arbitration & Mediation
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| APPRAISAL
INSTITUTE |
Instructor
for the Appraisal Institute
Appointed to the Regional Ethics and Counseling Panel
Elected to the Advisory Council, 1996, 1997
Chairman of the Litigation Seminar Committee, 1994, 1995
Member - Task Force on Advanced Education Standards, 1999
Member - Continuing Education Requirements Current
Recipient of the Swango Award for Year's Outstanding Article, 2002
Continuing Education Requirements Current
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| BOOK
AUTHOR |
Real
Estate Damages: An Analysis of Detrimental Conditions
Appraisal Institute - Chicago, Illinois
Property Owners
Manual
Home Owners
Manual
Bottom Line
Results Owners Manual Press
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| PROFESSIONAL
HISTORY |
Mr.
Bell is currently a Principal of Bell Anderson and Sanders, LLC, a
consulting group that specializes in real estate damage issues. He
founded the Real Estate Damages practice of Price Waterhouse in
1997, which later merged to become PricewaterhouseCoopers. He was
an independent real estate appraiser, analyst and consultant from
1986 to 1997.
Mr. Bell has
completed considerable research in the field of property damages
and detrimental conditions. These include Chernobyl, Hiroshima,
the 1960 Chile Earthquake, the 1964 Alaska Earthquake, the World
Trade Center Bombing, the Oklahoma City Bombing, the Jarrell Texas
Tornadoes, Mt. St. Helen’s Volcano, the Royal Gardens
Subdivision destroyed by the Hawaii Volcanoes, the Manoa Hawaii
Landslides and many others.
His career has
been profiled by the Wall Street Journal, Today’s
Realtor, the Los Angeles Times, the Associated Press,
The San Francisco Chronicle, People Magazine, and
The Chicago Tribune and by all major networks, including 20/20
and CNN. He has been quoted by USA Today, the New
York Times, Harper’s Magazine, Time Magazine,
and US News and World Report, as well as the media in
Europe, Australia and Japan.
Selected
consulting assignments include:
Nuclear
Testing: Retained by the Nuclear Claims Tribunal
to determine the damages caused by radioactive contamination as a
result of nuclear testing on the Bikini Atoll in the Marshall
Island.
Avila Beach Oil
Spill: Computed damages caused by a 300,000-gallon
spill. According to a front-page article in the Los Angeles Times,
Avila Beach is one of California’s largest contamination cases.
Contacted by both plaintiff and defendant in the case.
Via Estoril
Landslides in Laguna Niguel: Computed
damages caused by the sudden 125-foot landslide that destroyed
seven ocean-view homes.
Crime Scene
Stigma: Consulted in calculated economic damages caused by
various crime scenes, including the Jon Benet Ramsey house, the
Heaven’s Gate Mansion in Rancho Santa Fe and the Nicole Brown
Simpson Condominium.
Nebraska Floods:
Estimated damages caused by residential construction within a
flood zone.
Airport Noise:
Calculated the diminution in value caused by the proposed
construction of airports in Hawaii, Washington, California and
Texas.
Oil Refinery:
Studied the diminution in value resulting from an oil refinery
leak in Long Beach. Retained by ARCO.
New Jersey
Durham Woods Pipeline Explosion: Researched the attributes of
market resistance (stigma) associated with a catastrophic pipeline
explosion that destroyed eight apartment buildings.
Hawaii Tankfarm
Leak: Computed the diminution in value resulting from a tank
farm leak in Maui, Hawaii. Retained by Chevron, Shell and Unocal.
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PARTIAL
LIST OF
ARTICLES AND PAPERS |
The Analysis of Environmental Case Studies
The Appraisal Journal
The Impact of Detrimental Conditions on
Property Values
The Appraisal Journal
Diminishing Diminution: A Trend in
Environmental Stigma
Environmental Claims Journal
Basic Due Diligence
Environmental Claims Journal
The Impact of Airport Noise on Residential Real
Estate
The Appraisal Journal
The Impact of Megan’s Law on Real Estate
Values
Valuation Insights and Perspectives
Ten Standard Classifications of Detrimental
Conditions
Right of Way Magazine
Quantifying The Diminution In Value Due To
Detrimental Conditions: The Theory and Application to
Environmentally Contaminated Properties
Environmental Claims Journal
Medical Office Building Appraisal
The Appraisal Journal
Assessing Diminution in Value - A Methodology
for Categorizing Detrimental Conditions
Right of Way
Detrimental Conditions: A Profile of Valuation
Methodologies with Environmental Contamination, Crime Scene Stigma
and Natural Disaster Case Studies
Paper presented to the National Symposium of the
Appraisal Institute in Washington DC.
Valuation of Contaminated Property
The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.
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| SEMINAR
AUTHOR |
Real Estate Disclosure Seminar: Author and
instructor of a one-day seminar published and sponsored by the
Appraisal Institute that addresses the responsibility of
appraisers, brokers and agents to make a full disclosure of the
known conditions associated with a property.
Detrimental
Conditions Seminar Author and instructor of a one-day
seminar published and sponsored by the Appraisal Institute.
This
seminar illustrates a valuation methodology for categorizing
numerous Detrimental Conditions (i.e., environmental
contamination, natural disasters, geotechnical issues,
construction defects, market conditions, imposed conditions, etc.)
and quantifying the diminution in value. It has been approved in
all 50 states by each appraisal licensing agency and the
California State Bar for continuing education credit, and has been
taught nationwide.
The RED
Report, which summarizes the methodologies taught in the
seminar, has been translated into Spanish, French, Chinese,
Russian, Japanese, German and Portuguese.
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DIMINUTION-IN-VALUE
ISSUES |
ADA;
Absorption; Airport Noise; Asbestos; Benign Issues; Bonds;
Condemnation; Construction Defects; Crime Scene Stigma; Deferred
Maintenance; Easements; Earthquake; Economic Decline; EMF;
Environmental Contamination; Flood Damage; Geotechnical;
Landfills; Litigation; Market Conditions; Natural Disasters;
Neighboring Construction; Pipeline Explosion, Riots; Sewage
Treatment Plant; Soil Subsidence; Traffic Noise; Tunneling; View
Diminution
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| INTERESTS
APPRAISED |
Fee
Simple Interest; Leased Fee Interest; Lease Hold Interest;
Sandwich Interest; Majority & Minority Fractional Interests
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| FUNCTIONS
OF APPRAISALS |
Absorption
Studies; Acquisition; Bankruptcy; Bond Financing Construction
Loans; Diminution in Value; Disposition; Divorce Settlement;
Donation; Environmental Effect Studies; Estate Settlement; Excess
Land; Exchanges; Fair Value Issues; Feasibility Studies;
Foreclosure; Ground Lease Renewal; Highest and Best Use Analysis;
Income Tax Appeal; Investment Analysis; Judicial Foreclosure;
Review Appraisal; Lease Negotiations; Lease Renewals; Litigation
Support; Loan Review; Market Trend Studies; Mortgage Lending;
Negotiation; Partnership Dissolution; Portfolio Evaluation;
Property Tax Appeal; Redevelopment Zone Studies; Refinancing
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SPEECHES
AND
SYMPOSIUM
PRESENTATIONS |
Stigma
and Its Impact or Real Estate Values
Keynote Speaker
The National Association of Real Estate
Editors, Las Vegas, Nevada
The
Valuation of Environmentally-Impacted Properties
Brownsfield Symposium
Irvine California
Detrimental
Conditions - A Profile of Valuation Methodologies with
Environmental, Crime Scene Stigma and Natural Disaster Case
Studies
The National Symposium of the Appraisal Institute
Washington, DC
Property
Damage Analysis for a REO Portfolio
Western States Loan Servicing Conference
California Mortgage Bankers Association
Las Vegas, NV
The
Analysis of Detrimental Conditions
Keynote Presentation - International
Conference
Union Panamericana de Asociaciones de Valuacion,
Cusco, Peru
High-Profile
Disasters and the Impact on Real Estate Values
The National Symposium of the Appraisal
Institute, San Antonio, Texas
Real
Estate Damages: Analytical Tools and Their Application to
High-Profile Case Studies
International Real Estate Society Conference
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Standardized
Approaches to Valuing Contaminated Properties
Los Angeles County Bar Association
Expert Witness
Testimony Involving Contaminated Properties
Appraisal Institute - Southern California
Chapter
Contamination,
Natural Disasters & Crime Scene Stigma
Orange County Bar Association
Ethics and the
Appraiser
Appraisal Institute - Southern California Chapter
Diminution
in Value: A Focus on Environmental Contamination, Natural
Disasters and Stigma Damages
San Diego Bar Association
Researching and
Reporting Detrimental Conditions
Multiple lectures to employees of COMPS,
Inc. nationwide
Real Estate
Investment Strategies
Newport Beach Rotary Club
Environmental
Contamination & Natural Disasters Workshop
Appraisal Institute - Southern California Chapter
The Valuation
of Environmentally Impacted Properties
Block Environment & Jeffer, Mangels, Butler
& Marmaro
The Impact of
an International Airport on Real Estate Values
El Toro Reuse Planning Authority
The Financial
Analysis of Investment Grade Properties
Guest Lecturer at Cal-State Fullerton
The Valuation
of Asbestos-Contaminated Properties
International Right of Way Association
Airports,
Stigma and Property Values
Trabuco Canyon Community Association
Technical
Aspects of the Appraisal of Medical Properties
Appraisal Institute - Los Angeles Chapter
The Appraisal
of Estate Homes
Appraisal Institute - Southern California, San
Diego and Ventura Chapters
Market
Resistance Towards Damaged Properties
Appraisal Institute - Fresno Chapter
Real Estate
Damages Valuation Methodologies
Summer Seminar Spectacular – Disneyland
Hotel, Southern California Chapter of the Appraisal
Institute
High Profile
Disasters and Property Damages
Orange County Appraisal Society
Orange County Assessor’s Office
The Appraisal:
Diminution in Value Methodologies
Chicago Title Company
Western Division Claims Conference
Due Diligence
The Center for Advanced Property Economics
Symposium on Property and Environmental Damages
Toronto, Canada
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| CORRESPONDENCE |
Bell
Anderson & Sanders, LLC
RED Professional Building
496 Broadway
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
Direct Line: (949)
497-7607
Office: (949) 497-7600
Fax:
(949) 497-7601
E-Mail: Bell@RealEstateDamages.com
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