Abstract
The vast majority of the country's land consists of unstructured areas, while the presence of agricultural land attracts attention to approximately 30%. In addition, agricultural properties are used in real estate properties used in agricultural activities in urban areas. In this study, it is aimed to identify the problems experienced in the valuation of agricultural land and to develop solution approaches. Semi-structured interview form was developed with experts and academicians in the field. After ensuring the validity and comprehensibility of the questions, the interviews were conducted face to face with 12 people from different disciplines who are experts in the field. Expert reports submitted to the courts were provided and examined. The most important results of the study can be summarized as follows. Conflict between professions, failure to identify experts to include different disciplines according to the nature of real estate and the case, preparation of stereotypical and inadequate expert reports, reports not subject to an audit other than judicial review, execution of discovery with un-developed files, adequate determination of files by competent experts. In addition, the valuation criteria and their weights are subjectively determined, the lack of a database on the peer-reviewed real estates. As a solution for all these problems is through e-Turkey said that the establishment of decision support systems will be eliminated.