Chapter 16 Flashcards

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What does USPAP stand for?

A

Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice

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2
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Are sales associates permitted to perform appraisals?

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Yes

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3
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When can a sales associate not perform an appraisal?

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A sales associate cannot perform an appraisal when the money is federally related. Meaning when a loan is being made based on the appraisal

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4
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What is a BPO?

A

A broker’s price opinion

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5
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What is a written opinion of value?

A

Broker’s price opinion, (BPO)

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6
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What is a CMA?

A

Comparative market analysis

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7
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Is a sales associate required to follow the USPAP if they are performing a CMA?

A

No

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Are sales associate permitted to perform brokers price opinions?

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Yes

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What is the COST of a property?

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The cost of a property is how much it costs to bring it into existence, (to build it)

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What is the PRICE of a property?

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The price of a property is what was actually paid for the property

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What is the VALUE of a property?

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The value of a property is what the property is worth. This is also called the appraised value

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What is market value?

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Market value is what should be paid for a property. It is also called the worth of the property, the value of the property, and the appraised value of the property

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13
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What are the three approaches to appraising real property?

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  1. Sales comparison approach 2. Cost approach 3. Income approach
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14
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Which approach would an appraiser use if he were appraising a single-family home?

A

The sales comparison approach

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Which approach would an appraiser use if he were appraising a business like a bookstore?

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The income approach

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16
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Which approach would an appraiser use if he were appraising a courthouse?

A

The cost approach

17
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What is external obsolescence?

A

External obsolescence is a form of depreciation that an appraiser uses to deduct value from a property due to something bad outside the boundaries of the property that can’t be fixed

18
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What are some examples of external obsolescence?

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  1. A highway 2. A road turning into a throughfare 3. An airport
19
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What is functional obsolescence?

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Functional obsolescence is a form of depreciation that an appraiser uses to deduct value from a property due to something on the property that is not functional or does not meet today’s tastes

20
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What are some examples of functional obsolescence?

A

One bathroom with four bedrooms

21
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What are the four characteristics of value?

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  1. Demand 2. Utility 3. Scarcity 4. Transferability