Andrew graduated from RMIT in 1984 and worked with Baillieu Knight Frank in Melbourne and Hobart prior to being admitted as an associate of the Australian Property Institute in 1987.  He continued working with Knight Frank in Hobart for ten years, gaining experience in all facets of valuation work.  Andrew then joined David Saunders in 1997 to form the partnership of Saunders & Pitt Independent Property Valuers & Consultants.  The practice has continued to expand and evolve over the last 17 years.

Andrew has extensive experience in all areas of property valuation and consultancy.  He specialises in commercial and industrial valuations, rental determinations and hotel/motel valuations.  He has served on the Tasmanian Board of the Australian Property Institute and is a past Chairman of the Continuing Professional Development Program.

Andrew enjoys travelling and spending time with his family and is a keen cyclist and kayaker.

Bill has a diverse range of experience complementary to valuation. Early in his career he managed a large family owned grazing property run in partnership with another family farm. Following his farming career he became a qualified accountant that has proven to be a valuable background to being a valuer.

Bill graduated with a Commerce degree in 1998 and qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 2000. He started his career in valuing in 2008 and during his traineeship assisted in a wide range of rural and commercial property valuations throughout the state. Since becoming a Certified Practising Valuer in 2010 Bill has continued to undertake valuations of rural and commercial property along with residential property. Bill’s background as a farmer and accountant assist in undertaking rural and commercial property valuations of varying complexities. As a qualified accountant Bill has an understanding of business structures used by property holding entities and the ability to analyse financial statements. Both enable Bill to undertake a wide variety of valuations for  various purposes including financial reporting for Self Managed Superannuation Funds and Capital Gains Tax valuations through to going concern valuations where a business and property are dependent upon each other.

Through his rural background he is able to assist in all forms of rural valuations from traditional grazing properties through to the comparatively newer horticulture, aquaculture and viticulture businesses. In the commercial property field he has the experience and knowledge to value all types of commercial property from small to large. Whilst the firm is more orientated towards commercial and rural valuations Bill also assists with valuing residential property for our clients for a number of purposes including pre-purchase, market, first mortgage security, estate, and matrimonial purposes.

Clyde has a long history in the property industry and has been a member of the API since 1961. He has wide ranging experience not only within the property industry, and most recently acted as the Interim CEO of the Australian Property Institute in 2014.

He has experience in most facets of the property industry within Tasmania with skills including town planning, property consulting and valuation, development, and board membership. He also continues to undertake general board mentoring and assists in strategic planning programs.

Clyde is a senior valuer, consultant and mentor at Saunders and Pitt and continues to provide a wide range of property consultancy services to new and existing clients across the north of Tasmania.

Joe began his career in the property industry in 2007 when he began a cadetship as a trainee valuer in the north-west of Tasmania.  Between 2007 and 2010 he worked across the north of the state living in Launceston for a period before moving to Hobart to begin work with Saunders & Pitt in early 2010.  He completed his property degree and became an Associate of the API in late 2010 and since that time has continued to gain experience and undertake a range of valuation work including residential, residential developments and commercial and industrial valuations.  He specialises in valuations of rent rolls and residential unit developments.

Joe is also an active member of the Australian Property Institute and is a past elected director of the Australian Property Institute’s  (API) a past president of the Tasmanian division of the API.

In 2016 Joe moved back to Launceston to provide valuation services to the north of Tasmania as well as continuing to service major clients in the south.

Josh began his career in the property industry in 2007 as a cadet valuer in Launceston. During his Cadetship Josh worked with a number of valuers allowing him to be exposed to a range of valuation instructions. Josh was also responsible for the management of the Tax Depreciation department and assisted clients with the provision of Tax Depreciation Schedules.

Josh completed his degree and became an associate of the API in 2013. His main focus during 2013 – 2015 was residential valuation throughout the north and east of Tasmania, before taking a break from valuation in late 2015 to work in the property and asset finance industry. Josh joined Saunders and Pitt in 2016 as part of a concerted effort to provide greater valuation coverage in the North of Tasmania.

Josh is kept busy outside of work raising his two young children and tries to spend as much time as possible pursuing his numerous outdoor hobbies.

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Russell has been a property professional since 1980 when he commenced as a cadet valuer with Roberts Limited in Hobart.  With an initial focus on rural property this soon progressed to include industrial and commercial valuations, in conjunction with a role in commercial sales and leasing.  After 19 years with Roberts Limited Russell resigned and commenced with Saunders & Pitt.  In 2004 he entered into the Saunders & Pitt partnership.

Russell has extensive experience in all facets of property valuations including industrial and residential subdivisions, large scale residential and commercial developments, all types of rural holdings, and hotels and motels.

Russell was President of the Australian Property Institute Tasmanian Division for two years and managed the API Continuing Development Program for around five years.  He is currently a Board Member of the Royal Agricultural Society of Tasmania with Chairmanship of both the Redevelopment Committee and the Equestrian Section.

Simon Fehre commenced employment with Saunders & Pitt in January 2017, after 20 years valuation experience with National firms in Hobart, Launceston and Melbourne .  He has been a Certified Practising Valuer since 1999. Throughout his career Simon has carried out work for mortgage security, asset reporting, accounting, rent review and expert report assignments for individuals, developers, financial institutions, solicitors, accountants and ASX listed companies.

Tim started work in the property industry in 1986 as a residential/commercial property manager/salesman with LJ Hooker and worked in this field for three years before deciding on a career refocus to the valuation profession.

He started work as a cadet/trainee valuer with D. Saunders and Co. in 1989 and considers himself to have been very fortunate to have been mentored by David Saunders during his training period.   He studied externally before graduating from the University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury with a Bachelor of Commerce with major in Land Economics in 1998.   He was admitted as an associate member to the Australian Property Institute in 1999.

Tim joined Knight Frank working as a residential and commercial valuer over the period of 2000 to 2004 before joining Brothers & Newton/Opteon Property Group as a senior valuer for the period 2005 to 2018 and then Saunders & Pitt in late 2018.

Tim has extensive experience in most areas of property valuation and consultancy including residential, rural residential, rural, subdivisions, commercial/industrial, family law, acquisition and compensation and litigation.  He has also mentored trainee valuers/newly qualified valuers.

Tim is kept busy outside of work by his three grandchildren and perusing his wide range of non-work hobbies including car restoration, gardening and fishing/scuba diving.