Chapter 15: Appraisal Flashcards

1
Q

An appraisal is a process leading to an _____ of the value of identified legal rights in a parcel of real estate.

A

estimate

rights

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2
Q

Value estimate is of the ______, not the property itself.

A

legal rights

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3
Q

Most appraisers are paid an agreed upon ____ before the assignment is begun.

A

fee

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4
Q

_____ is the amount expended to create the improved property.

A

Cost

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5
Q

_____ is the amount actually paid in the real estate transaction.

A

Price

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6
Q

_____ is the price the should be paid for the property - the monetarty worth.

A

Value

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7
Q

The four characteristics of value are: (DUST)

  1. _____
  2. _____
  3. _____
  4. _____
A

Demand
Utility
Scarcity
Transferrability

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8
Q

_____ is the value to a typical buyer and typical seller.

A

Market value

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9
Q

_____ is the value of a particular property to a particular investor.

A

Investment value

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10
Q

_____ is the amount that can be received from the sale of parts from a demolished structure.

A

Salvage value

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11
Q

_____ is the amount remaining after all assets of a business have been sold in a hurried but not rushed manner.

A

Liquidation value

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12
Q

_____ is the value assigned by the property appraiser for ad valorem tax purposes.

A

Assessed value

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13
Q

_______ recognizes that no one would pay more for a property than the amount necessary to acquire a suitable substitute.

A

Principle of substitution

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14
Q

_____ states that the value of a property is sustained when it is in conformity with other properties in the same area.

A

Principle of conformity

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15
Q

_____ recognizes that sellers compete with other sellers and buyers compete with other buyers.

A

Principle of competition

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16
Q

_____ states that circumstances can cause changes to occur in the market, which in turn affect the value of real estate.

A

Principle of change

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17
Q

_____ applies when a lower-priced property is built in an area of more expensive property.

A

Principle of progression

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18
Q

_____ applies when a higher-priced property is constructed in an area of lower-priced properties.

A

Principle of regression

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19
Q

_____ states that the value of a property today is the sum of its future benefits.

A

Principle of anticipation

20
Q

_____ states that the value of a component is the amount it adds to the total value of the property.

A

Principle of contribution

21
Q

The ______ of an appraisal is to estimate some type of defined value.

A

purpose

22
Q

The _____ is the way in which the appraiser’s client will use the appraisal.

A

function

23
Q

The _____ is usually the most applicable method for appraising residential properties.

A

comparable sales approach

24
Q

A minimum of _____ comps are required, but ____ are preferred.

A

3 to 5

8 to 10

25
Q

Adjustments should always be made to the _____ property.

A

comparable

26
Q

______ is the estimated cost at current prices to construct a comparable building with equal utility.

A

Replacement cost

27
Q

_____ is the estimated cost to construct at current prices an exact duplicate or replica of the building being appraised.

A

Reproduction cost

28
Q

Land ____ depreciate.

A

does not

29
Q

______ is a detailed inventory of the cost of each item, used to estimate the cost to reproduce a main improvement.

A

Quantity survey method

30
Q

_____ is a cost per square foot or per cubic foot of an entire building, used to estimate the cost to reproduce a main improvement.

A

Unit-of-comparison

31
Q

_____ is the loss of value due to normal wear and tear from use, negligence, or aging of the building.

A

Physical deterioration

32
Q

_____ is a loss of value due to the failure of a property to meet current consumer preferences.

A

Functional obsolesence

33
Q

_____ is the loss of value caused by factors beyond the boundary of the property.

A

External obsolesence

34
Q

_____ is the estimate of the total life left in a building.

A

effective age

35
Q

Always use _____ age in calculations.

A

effective

36
Q

Effective Age
——————————– =
Total Economic Life

A

Percentage rate of depreciation

37
Q

Cap Rate X ????

A

Value

38
Q

Fixed expenses are _____ and ______.

A

property taxes

hazard insurance

39
Q

_______ expenses change with occupancy levels.

A

Variable

40
Q

Operating expenses include:

  1. _____
  2. _____
  3. _____
A

Fixed expenses
Variable expenses
Reserves for replacement

41
Q

The _______ approach is the best for newer properties.

A

cost-depreciation

42
Q

Sales price
——————- =
Gross rent

A

Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM)

43
Q

Sales price
——————- =
Gross income

A

Gross Income Multiplier (GIM)

44
Q

Appraisers involved in ______ must have an appropriate license.

A

federally related transactions

45
Q

Florida Statute 475 requires that all appraisals be performed according to ______.

A

USPAP

46
Q

Real estate licensees can perform a ______ to give opinion of value with the listing of a property.

A

comparative market analysis

47
Q
PGI
VCL
EGI
OE
NOI
DS
CTO
A
Potential Gross Income
Vacancy + Collection Losses
Effective Gross Income
Operating Expenses
Net Operating Income
Debt Service (Annual)
Cash Throw Off