In his interview with the “ES” magazine Kirill Kulakov, the First Deputy General Director of “Center for Independent property expertise” (CIPE), doctor of economic sciences, MGSU professor told about the specific aspects of appraisal activities in Crimea. Special attention according to K. Kulakov should be paid to professional appraisers training system — it is necessary to develop new educational programs, “it’s requirement of time associated with legislation changes, with development of new methods, information technology”.

The situation formed in the National Council of valuation activities (NCVA), in fact, represents the split of valuation community.

If for one particular company 20 years — a huge period, for the whole industry it is rather the formation period with its inherent problems of growth and professional recognition.

No significant increase in quality of appraisal services after the introduction of the qualifying examination is expected.

In order not to make “valuation mirror” crooked during modernization of the economy, it is necessary at the same time to undertake modernization in evaluation.

There are a lot of problems, and now only appraisal community itself is capable and is entitled to solve them.