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Anticipation

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The appraisal principle that value increase or decreases based on the future benefit or detriment that may be received

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Accrued depreciation

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Total depreciation to date ( Yearly depreciation x number of years

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Appraisal

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An estimate of value

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Appraisal Institute

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National Association of real estate appraisers who are governed by a code of ethics and control the awarding of various appraisal designations as senior residential appraiser (SRA ) and member appraisal Institute ( MAI )

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Appraisal value

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An estimate of what a Parcell of property will sell for. Estimate of market value

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Appreciation

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Increase in value

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Assemblage

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The process of combining two or more lots to make the resulting parcel more valuable. Increasing value is known as plottage

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Assess value

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Value which the city or town places On property as a base for determining taxes ( Appraised value x assessment right )

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Assessment rate

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The percent of the assessed value that will be tax

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Capitalization rate

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(Cap rate.) Comparison of value to Net income used by an appraiser to estimate value of income property. Net income divided by value

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Certified appraisaler

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Professional appraisal designation under the financial institutions to reform. Recovering and enforcement act if( FIRREA ) requiring a special amount of classroom hours of training field experience and passing a state examination

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Change

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One of the economic variables to value real estate appraisal that recognizes that things are in the state of flux and do not remain constant

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Comparative market analysis (CMA )

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An opinion of value derived by market analysis by licensed sales person Or broker

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Comparable

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A recently sold or currently for sale parcel real estate that is similar to the subject property being appraised. Use as an indicator of value in the market comparison appraisal approach

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Condemnation

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The administration or judicial procedure used to taking land by local state or federal government for the public good called eminent domain

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Conformity

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The principle which holds that a house will hold it’s value better in an area of like types home

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Contribution

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An appraisal principle that deals with the amount of increase in value to a piece of property because by improvements to the property ( may be more or less than the cost of the improvements )

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Cost

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Cost approach

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Method of real estate appraisal the estimated value by calculating replacement or reproduction cost

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Decreasing return

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Concept in appraisal that holds some Improvements to real estate increase value by less than the amount invested

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Demand

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One of the elements of value and appraisal. The amount of goods that the market will buy at a certain price. Associated with supply

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Depreciation

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A reduction in value due to any cause. In appraisal of real estate it includes physical deterioration functional obsolescence Economic obsolescence

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Economic obsolescence

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Loss of value do to a number of forces outside the property owners control and including economical environmental and social change. A principal used it appraised

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Exchange

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A transaction whereby part of the consideration includes properties of like kind and or use. Capital gains tax deferment may be a obtained using an exchange if the transaction conforms to all requirements and IRS code 1031

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Fiduciary
One who is in a position of trust and confidence
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Financial institutions Reform recovery and enforcement act ( FIRREA )
Federal legislation setting minimum standards each state must establish to regulate the real estate appraisal profession
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Functional obsolescence
A lost in value due to outdated quality Caused by age or poor design. Maybe curable such as outdate electric wiring or incurable such as low ceiling height
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Gross income
Total revenue from rents or orger sauces ( prior to any deductions for any expenses
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Gross rent multiplier
A ratio of market value compared to gross rent. Use by an appraiser to estimate value when the gross rent and the gross rent multiplier are unknown
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Highest and best use
Use an appraisal concept that identifies the use of a parcel property that produces the highest net return and therefore the highest value
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Income approach
Appraisal technique that uses the amount of net income property will produce over its useful life to determine value. The net income ( gross income less expenses ) is divided by capitalization rate determined by experience to determine value
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Increasing return
Concept that appraisal that holds some improvements to real estate increase value by more than the amount invested
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Market approach
Appraisal technique that compares the subject property to similar properties that have sold recently to establish value
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Market value
The most probable price property will bring assuming a knowledgeable seller and buyer and a fair and open market and a reasonable time to market
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Massachusetts Association of real estate appraisers
State Association of real estate appraisers that set standards regulates membership and issues professional designations of accomplishments
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Member appraisal Institute ( MAI )
Professional designation issued to Real estate appraises by the appraisal Institute indicating confidence in the appraisal of all types of real estate
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Net income
Gross income ( total revenue ) less expenses
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Opinion of value
An estimate of property value by a real estate broker or salesperson is not required appraisals license
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Over improve
An improvement that based on cost exceeds the highest and best use. For example 400,000 house built in a $200,000 neighborhood or a 50,000 kitchen that increases the value by 30,000
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Plottage
The process of combining two or more lots to make the resulting parcel more valuable. The increasing in value is known as a plottage
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Progression
An appraisal principle dealing with conformity and holes that property is increased in value when located near other properties that is of higher value example A house suraround more expensive homes
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Physical deterioration
A reduction in property value due to a negative change in physical conditions. Maybe curable or incurable. Could because by physical elements such as Weather or by normal usage.
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Rate of return
Comparison of the net income to total investment for a parcel of income property expressed as an annual percentage
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Reconciliation
The path of the appraisal process with the appraiser company is the most appropriate appraisal methods with all the methods used
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Regression
An appraisal principle dealing with Conformity that holds that property is decreased in value when located in other properties of lesser value example house surrounded by less-expensive home
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Replacement cost
The cost at current prices to replace a structure with the same materials. Often used as the same as reproduction cost which require similar design and materials but not the same
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Reproduction cost
Same as replacement cost but similar, not an exact duplication of the structure
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Scarcity
An appraisal principle that a reduction in the availability or supply of good will increase it's value
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Senior residential appraisal (SRA)
Professional appraiser designation awarded by the appraisal Institute indicating confidence in appraisal of 1 to 4 family residence
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Square-foot approach
Appraisal technique of estimate course by multiplying total square footage of times a constant of cost per square foot. Example 2000 ft.² times a constant square feet equals $200,000 estimated value
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Substitution
Appraisal principle that holds a property's value is determined by the cost to substitute a comparable piece of property through purchase or construction
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Supply and demand
Economic principle used in property appraisal that holds value is influenced by the amount of property for sale ( supply ) and the number of potential buyers ( demand)
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Tax rate
The rate set by the city or town which multiplied by properties assessed value will yield the property's annual tax.
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Transferability
The ability to transfer the legal bundle of rights without undue restrictions
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Unit in place
Appraisal method of estimating replacement cost by individual components of a piece of property and adding them together to arrive at an estimate cost. Example Carpentry plus electric plus plumbing plus carpeting etc. equals total cost
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Useful life
The number of years a thing will last before needing replacement
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Utility
appraisal concept that relates to properties usefulness as a measure of value
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Value
What's something is worth. The power of a good or service to command of the goods in exchange

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