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Chapter 14 - Real Property Valuation Flashcards

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buyers market

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any market that is experiencing an excess of sellers or supply, creating more favorable conditions for buyers

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cost

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the amount of money required to buy, built, or develop something

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demand

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a measure of the general desire for an asset or commodity at a given time

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market value

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the price for which a property will theoretically sell under typical conditions

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price

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the amount a ready, willing, and able buyer agrees to pay

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principle of anticipation

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states that the present value of a property is affected by the anticipated income or utility that property will give its property owner

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principle of change

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states that the condition of a property, the desirability of its location, and the market in which it exists can always change

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principle of competition

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states that the supply and demand, or level of competition in the market, helps determine the value of a property

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principle of conformity

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states that values are highest when the houses in a neighborhood look roughly the same

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principle of contribution

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states that the value of each component contributes to the total value

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scarcity

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the economic characteristic that informs the economic principle of supply and demand

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seller’s market

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a market condition in which the number of properties for sale does not meet the demand (number of people looking to buy)

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substitution

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an economic principle stating that the value of a good or service is affected by the cost of getting a similar (substitute) item elsewhere.

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supply and demand

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basic economic concept that when supply is low and demand is high, prices increase, while when supply is plentiful and demand is low, prices drop

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transferability

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the ability of the ownership of a property to be transferred

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utility

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the degree to which something performs a desired function

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value

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the price for which a property will theoretically sell under typical conditions

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highest and best use

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the use of a property which is legal, physically possible, financially viable, and produces the greatest yield

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real estate appraisal

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an official valuation given to a property by a licensed appraiser.

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broker price opinion (BPO)

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a broker’s opinion of the value of a piece of real property, given in writing (in NC, the same as a CMA)

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comparable

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any property which has sold and is similar enough in features, location and proximity in time the value of a subject property.

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comparative market analysis (CMA)

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a report that compares the prices of recently sold or listed homes (“comparables”) in order to estimate the market value of a similar property )the “subject property”) located in the same area (in NC, the same as a BPO)

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inferior comparable

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a comparable property that lacks a feature or amenity that the subject property has.

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paired sales analysis

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involves looking at recently sold homes that are identical in all ways except for one feature and then attributing the price difference between the two homes to that one feature.

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probable sales price

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the price for which a property will theoretically sell under typical conditions which is estimated by a CMA

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subject property

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the property whose value is being determined

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superior comparable

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comparable property that has features or amenities the subject property lacks

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worth

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the value of something.

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cost approach

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a method of estimating the value of a property by determining how much it would cost to replace the building or other improvements, minus the cost of depreciation, plus the value of the land itself.

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depreciation

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a reduction in value for any reason.

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economic life

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the length of time for which an improvement on property is expected to remain functional and useful.

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effective age

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an estimated age that is influenced by the updates and quality of maintenance of the property.

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external obsolescence

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the loss of property value caused by negative forces outside the property which are beyond the control of the owner (unfavorable changes in the environment or market)

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functional obsolescence

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the loss the value because a property’s function or appearance has gone out of style or has been replaced by a more appealing or effective version

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obsolescence

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a property’s loss of value due to economic of functional factors

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physical deterioration

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loss of value caused by physical wear and tear over time

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quantity survey method

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involves the appraiser individually tallying up the value of everything that goes into the cost of improvements.

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replacement cost

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the actual cost of replacement without regard to the depreciation of the property.

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reproduction cost

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the cost of procuring exact copies of the building’s components, preserving the styles and materials used at the subject property’s original construction.

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square foot method

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an appraiser estimates a cost per square foot for that specific type of building and then multiplies it by the square footage of the structure in order to estimate the cost of improvements.

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unit-in-place method

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takes direct and indirect costs into account, but combines them into a simplified cost for a building component in order to estimate the cost of improvements.

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capitalization rate

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a rate of return that calculates the percentage of expected annual income earned over a property’s value; the present value for expected future income earned.

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correlation

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the process in which an appraiser weighs the relevance of each approach to value for the subject property in order to come up with a final value estimate.

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effective gross income (EGI)

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the total annual income that a property produces; does not account for any expenses.

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Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM)

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the ratio of the price of investment property to its annual rental income before considering expenses like taxes and insurance, etc.

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Income Capitalization Approach

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method of estimating the value of a property by applying a rate of return to the net income produces

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investment

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the purchase of an asset with the intention of profiting from it in the future.

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net operating income (NOI)

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a property’s annual income that remains after paying its operating expenses

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operating expenses

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occasional or continuous expenses required for the operation of an income producing property

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potential gross income (PGI)

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the total rental income a property would receive if the property was 100% leased.

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reconciliation

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the finding of a fair value using multiple appraised values, whether they be of different approaches or the same

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vacancy cost

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a property’s loss in income from unrented units, under-market rent, and uncollected rent

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weighted average

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the final value estimate found by an appraiser through reconciliation

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