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Rob is a director for the real estate and related assets practice. His experience includes valuation of investment real estate; user-based, specialized real estate; and real estate-related enterprises. He has appraised property in many US states and has served on international assignments as well.

Rob has substantial experience with valuations for international as well as US financial accounting purposes including those in accordance with FASB ASC Topics 350, 360, 805, and 820. Properties he has appraised include gaming facilities, lodging, ports, recreational, institutional, oil and gas, chemical, steel, and general manufacturing.  Appraisal purposes have included property tax, financial reporting, financing, purchase or sale, insurance, fair rental, tax reporting, condemnation, and donation.

Rob also performs advisory services including buy/sell advisory, appraisal review, market research, appraisal management, and offer/option analysis.

Rob joined American Appraisal in 1991 and has held various positions, including three years as the manager of real estate valuation and consulting activities in central Europe.

Education

• University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Master of Business Administration
• University of Wisconsin-Madison, Bachelor of Business Administration - Finance and Investment Banking/Management Administration

Professional Affiliations

• American Society of Appraisers, Accredited Senior Appraiser: Business Valuation

Professional Development

• American Society of Appraisers
• Introduction to Business Valuation, Part One
• Introduction to Business Valuation, Part Two
• Business Valuation Case Study
• Business Valuation - Selected Advanced Topics
• Private Cost of Capital Model (Webinar)
• Appraisal Institute
• Appraisal Principles (Real Estate)
• Appraisal Procedures (Real Estate)
• Appraising Distressed Commercial Real Estate:  Here We Go Again
• Basic Income Capitalization (Real Estate)
• Business Practices and Ethics
• Emerging Trends that Affect your Profession
• Standards of Professional Practice, Parts A and B