chapter 1: the. valuation process Flashcards

1
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A tax appeal assignment will commonly involve a ____ effective date.

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retrospective

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Intended use affects both appraisal ____ and reporting.

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development

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3
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A systematic procedure appraisers can employ to provide the answer to a client’s question about the value of a property is called the ____.

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valuation process

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4
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In ____ analysis, the appraiser analyzes the ideal improvement for the property.

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highest and best use

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5
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The relevant characteristics of a property are part of ____ the problem.

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identifying

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6
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True or false: Scope of work is the type and extent of research and analyses in an appraisal or appraisal review assignment

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true

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True or false: identifying relevant characteristics of the subject property is specific data rather than general data.

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true

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True or false: the client and intended user are never the same

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false

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True or false: A prospective appraisal has an effective date contemporaneous with the date of the report

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false

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10
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True or false: Developing an opinion of insurable value can be identified as the purpose of an appraisal assignment

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true

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11
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What are the first four steps of the valuation process?

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  1. identification of the problem
  2. Scope of work determination
  3. Data collection and Property Description
  4. Data Analysis
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What are the six assignment elements that identify a client’s problem?

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  1. identify the client and intended users
  2. Identify the intended use
  3. Identify the type and definition of value
  4. identify the effective date of the opinion
  5. identify the relevant characteristics of the property
  6. identify the assignment conditions
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13
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What are the three data types in the valuation process?

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  1. Market area data
  2. subject property data
  3. comparable property data
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valuation process

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a systematic set of procedures an appraiser follows to provide answers to a client’s questions about real property value

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client

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the party or parties who engage an appraiser. by employment or contract in specific assignment, whether directly or through an agent

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intended user

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the client and any other party as identified, by name or rtpe, as users of the appraisal or appraisal review report by the appraiser, based on communication with the client at the time of the assignment.

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17
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identify the roles of the following parties in a FHA assignment for a bank with the intended use of assisting the bank in a lending decision:

a) Bank and its representatives
b )HUD/FHA
c) Appraisal Management Company (AMC)
d) Borroewer

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a) client and other intended user
b) Intended user
c) May or not be an intended user
d) Not the client or intended user

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18
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Intended use

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the use of an appraiser’s reported appraisal or appraisal review assignment results, as identified by the appraiser based on communication with the client at the time of the assignment.. Intended use affects both appraisal develop and reporting.

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19
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Indented use can affect the opinions and conclusions developed. Whats the difference in the two contrasting scenarios:

a) a lender requests an exterior-only appraisal of an owner’s property to be used for collateral purposes in an equity loan
b) a month later, the owner of thee same property retains an appraiser with an intended use to resolve a legal dispute in a jury jail

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in the frist scenario, the appriser will carry out research/annalyses at a level commensurate with the intended use of an exterior-only appraisal.

in the second scenario, the appraiser’s research and analyses would be at a higher level under this new intended use, and the value opinion might differ from the one reached under the prior intended use.

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Purpose of an assignment

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the objective of an assignment – e.g., in an appraisal assignment, to develop an opinion of the defined value of a specified interest in real estate.

21
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The purpose of Ann assignment us usually to develop an opinion of a certain type of value. what types of value could this include?

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market value
use value
investment value
insurable value
assessed value
fair value
22
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Current effective data

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the effective date is contemporaneous with the date of the report – doesn’t have to be same as appraisal report date but two dates should be fairly close. inspection date is often used by appraisers as effective date., especiallyt in mortage lending assignmeents

23
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Retrospective effective date

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appraisals with an effective date in the past–commonly used for estates (such as for probate), casualty loss, property tax appeal, and marriage dissolution

24
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Prospective effective date

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appraisals as of a future date– needed in assignments for proposed or renovated improvements when the value date is based on completion or stabilized occupancy–also used reversions at the end of a cash flow projection.

25
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Statement of dates

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Professional standards require that the appraiser state two dates in each appraisal report: the effective date and date of the report.

26
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relevant characteristics

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features that may affect a property’s value or marketability such as legal, economic, or physical chharacteristics

27
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physical characteristics

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attributes of a property that are observable or measurable as a matter of fact, as distinguished from opinions and conclusions, which are the result of some level of analysis or judgement.

28
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Whats included when identifying the characteristics of the subject property that are relevant to the purpose and intended use of the appraisal ?

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  • relevent characterics - features that may affect a property’s value or marketability such as legal, economic, or physical chharacteristics
  • physical characteristics - attributes of a property that are observable or measurable as a matter of fact, as distinguished from opinions and conclusions, which are the result of some level of analysis or judgement.
  • its location and physical, legal, and econic characteristics
  • the real property interest to be valued such as fee simple interest, leased fee interest, leasehold interest, or a partial interest
  • any personal property, trade fixtures, leased solar photovoltaic systems, or intangible assets that are not real property but are included in the appraisal
  • any known encumbrances, easements, leases, restrictions, reservations, covenants, contracts, declarations, special assessments, ordinances, or other items of similar nature
  • wheather the subject of the appraisal is fractional interest, physical segment, or partial holding of property.
29
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Extraordinary assumption

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an assignment-s[ecific assumption as of the effective date regarding uncertain information used in analysis which, if found to be false, could alter the appraiser’s opinion or conclusions – something you don’t know that’s true to false but you assume its true

30
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Special assumption

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an assumption, directly applicable to a specific appraisal or review, which, if found to be false, could alter the options or conclusions in an appraisal or review

31
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Hypothetical condition

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this is a condition that is contrary to what exists but is supposed for the purpose of analysis – something that you know is false but you assume its true.

32
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What are some other assignment conditions?

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laws, regulations, guidelines, and other conditions that can affect the scope of work.

ex) FHA appraisal assignment would have assignment conditions based on regulations issued by the department of housing and urban development

33
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Scope of work

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the type and extent of research and analyses in an appraisal or appraisal review assignment– includes and not limited to:

  • how extensively the. property is identified
  • the level an extent that the tangible property is inspected
  • the amount of research data required (i.e. collected, confirmed, and reported) and what type of data
  • the type and extent of analyses applied
34
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type of assignment

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as the appraiser considers intended use, identification the assignment type is part of the process. does the evaluation require an appraisal or appraisal review? the assignment may include one or both of these services., as well as other services performed while acting as an appraiser.

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type of property

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this helps the appraiser identify wheather the assignment includes real property, personal property, intangible property, or moe than one of the these property types.

36
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what’s the third steep in the valutation process?

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data collection and property description.

37
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What are the two types of data needed by appraisers when collecting data and property description?

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  1. general data

2. specific data

38
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General data

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data that relates to the four forces that affect real property value– social, economic, governmental, and environmental forces

39
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Specific data

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Details about the property being appraised, comparable sale and rental properties, and relvevent local market characteristics

40
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Market area data

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data that falls into category of general data and focuses on trends that are affected by the four forces that influence value

41
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Trend

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a series of related changes brought about by a chain of causes and effects. trends are forecast through economic base analysis, statistical analysis, market analysis, and analysis of economic indicators and surveys.

Market area trends as general data can include population shifts, declining office buildings occupancy rates, and increased housing starts.

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subject property data

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  1. relevant geographic and geologic characteristics of the land or site and characteristics of the improvements (such as type of building, physical components, legal comments, and personal property)
  2. ownership history
  3. cost and depreciation data
  4. income and expense data
43
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comparables

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a shortened term for similar property sales, rentals, or operating expenses used for comparison in the valuation process. in best usage, the thing being compared should be specified, e.g., comparable sales, comparable properties, comparable rentals

44
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Comparable property data

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  1. comparables
    - physical and legal components
    - sale date and price, cost, and depreciation date, income and expense data, capitalization rates
    - fiancing arrangements that could affect selling price
    - supply and demand data pertaining to comparable properties
    - –supply data: inventories of existing and proposed competitive properties, vacancy rates, and absorption rates
    - –demand data: population, income and employment data pertaining to potential property users and the impact future demand might have on the present (or proposed) use of properties comparable tp subject property
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Market analysis

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the study of the supply and demand in a specific area for a specific type of property