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MB&G has a long history of appraising both large and small timberland tracts. We also make annual valuations used for trust or estate distributions and profit-sharing, periodic valuations to determine the forest asset’s rate of return, assistance to either buyers or sellers to value timberland sales, individual timber sales, and expert appraisal testimony for litigation support. In addition, MB&G conducts annual 631(a) log value determinations for private timberland owners throughout the US. Clients are diverse, including private individuals, large corporations, banks, and government agencies. Clients value MB&G appraisals, which are backed by extensive forestry expertise.
| Client |
Project |
Beal Bank |
Appraised a 200,000-acre tree farm along the North California Coast. Appraisal was for the primary lender holding bonds financing timberland acquisition. |
Private Client |
Appraised 15,000 acres of timberland in Western Oregon, including numerous state and federal timber sale contracts, to value ownership units in a closely held organization. |
Miami Corporation |
Appraised 25,000 acres of timberland in the Oregon Coast Range. Value was used for annual reporting to the timberland owners. |
Private Client |
Appraised a 650,000-acre timber property in the Rocky Mountain region to evaluate potential sale returns and the organization's rate of return on timber asset. |
Private Client |
Provide periodic appraisal of a mid-sized timberland ownership in Western Oregon, including higher and better use values. Used for allocating ownership units and evaluating rate of return on asset. |
| Private Client (TIMO) |
Designed and managed a cruise in Wisconsin to rapidly inventory timberlands to validate seller's data for due diligence on acquisition. Prepared validation of log volume distribution by grade, standing residual volumes by species and products. |
| Private Client (TIMO) |
Designed and managed an inventory verification cruise on over 300,000 acres in Washington. This included supervising over 20 cruisers from three different firms and managing the cruise database for the cruise. |
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