Real Estate Valuation & Appraisal 1

Question 1

The three standard approaches to value used by appraisers are:

Accepted Answer

Sales comparison, cost, and income

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Sales, income, and replacement

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Market, assessed, and insured

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Replacement, GRM, and tax

Question 2

The sales comparison approach estimates value primarily by:

Accepted Answer

Comparing the subject property to recently sold similar properties

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Calculating replacement cost minus depreciation

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Capitalizing net operating income

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Using the assessed tax value

Question 3

Market value is defined as the most probable price a property would sell for:

Accepted Answer

In an arm's-length transaction between informed and willing parties

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Under distressed conditions

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To a related party

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After major renovation

Question 4

In the sales comparison approach, if a comparable sold for more than the subject because it has a pool, the appraiser would make a:

Accepted Answer

Negative adjustment to the comparable

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Positive adjustment to the comparable

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Positive adjustment to the subject

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No adjustment

Question 5

The principle of substitution states that a buyer will pay no more for a property than the cost of:

Accepted Answer

An equally desirable substitute property

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Remodeling the existing property

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The assessed tax value

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The property's replacement cost only

Question 6

Which type of depreciation in real estate refers to a loss in value from external factors outside the property?

Accepted Answer

Economic (external) obsolescence

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Physical deterioration

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Functional obsolescence

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Structural depreciation