Chapter 15 Flashcards

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Is the value of a particular property to a particular investor

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Investment value

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Characteristics of value?

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(DUST) Demand, utility, scarcity, and transferability.

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Is the amount that can be received from the sale of the parts from a demolished structure

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Salvage value

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3
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Is the amount remaining after all assets of a business have been sold in a hurried but not forced sale and all liabilities have been paid

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Liquidation value

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Is the value assigned by the property appraiser for as valorem tax purposes

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Assessed value

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Recognizes that one would pay more for a property than the amount necessary to acquire and acceptable substitute

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Principle of substitution

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When a lower priced property is built in an area of more expensive property

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Principle of progression

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When a higher priced property is constructed in an area of lower priced properties

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Principle of regression

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Purpose of an appraisal

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The purpose of an appraisal is to estimate some type of defined value and that’s it.

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Function of an appraisal to a client

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The way in which the appraiser’s client will use the appraisal for its work. To whetter sell or not, to buy or not.

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If the subject property is superior to the comparable property, the comparable price is

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Adjusted upward

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If the subject property is inferior to the comparable property, the comparable sales price is

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Adjusted downward

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12
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The cost depreciation approach is base on the

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Principle of substitution

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13
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A detailed inventory and precise cost for each item required to construct the main improvement is compiled

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Quantity survey method

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14
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The cost of each component estimated by using square foot

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Unit in place method

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15
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Unit of comparison is cost per square foot or per cubic foot of an entire building. (Benchmark building)

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Unit of comparison method

16
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Loss of value due to normal wear and tear from use, negligence or aging of the building. Can be incurable or curable

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Physical deterioration

17
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Is a loss in value due to the failure of a property to meet current consumer preferences due to changes in building design or standards. It can be curable or incurable.

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Functional obsolence

18
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Is a loss in value caused by factors beyond the boundaries of the subject property. Landfill, wastewater. Is considered incurable.

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External obsolescence

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The cost-depreciation approach may be only approach to estimate value of special purpose such as

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Schools and churches

20
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Is based on the assumptions that the value of a property can produce in the future using substitution and acticipation

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The income capitalization approach

21
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Four elements interact to create or affect the value of real estate? (DUST)

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Demand- need

utility- use

scarcity- rare to find

transferability- has to be transferable

22
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Replacement cost

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To contract a comparable building with equal utility to the subject building, but using modern materials, design, features

23
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Reproduction cost

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To construct at current prices an exact duplicate of the building being appraised.