Chapter 17 Flashcards
Introduction to Property Valuation
Define highest and best use.
The use of land that, within all legal, physical, financial, and market constraints, will provide the maximum net return during the foreseeable future.
Define floor price and ceiling price.
Floor price is the minimum price at which a seller is willing to sell their property.
Ceiling price is the maximum price a purchaser is willing to pay for a property.
TRUE OR FALSE? The cost approach assumes the value of a property can exceed the cost of replacing the property.
False. The cost approach assumes the value can never exceed the cost of replacing it.
Describe a comparative market analysis (CMA).
A CMA is a short form narrative style report prepared by a registrant for the seller of a property to establish an estimated market value and recommended listing price.
What is the principle of substitution?
The principle of substitution holds that a property’s value should be no more than the cost of purchasing a substitute property that provides similar utility.
TRUE OR FALSE? The scope of work is the amount and type of information researched and the analysis applied in the valuation assignment.
True
_______ value is the value possessed by a property that has potential for redevelopment because it is currently not employed at its highest and best use.
Latent
The _______ approach assumes that market participants consider a property’s market value as equal to the present value of all its anticipated future net benefits.
income
What valuation method is used to value properties that have redevelopment potential or latent value?
Residual method (or hybrid technique)
The ________ principle is a financial reporting principle requiring that asset value be recorded at its historic cost of acquisition.
cost