Chapter 22 - Direct Comparison And Cost Approach Flashcards

1
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When using the direct comparison approach, what property do you add and subtract from

A

Comparable Property

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2
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What is the formula for calculating the cost method of appraisal?

A

Site value + cost of improvements - depreciation = market value

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3
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What is the single most important quality of real estate?

A

Geographical location

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4
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A physical or functional deprecation that can be corrected economically is called?

A

Curable

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5
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A physical or functional depreciation that cannot be corrected economically is called?

A

Incurable

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6
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Damages that can be corrected economically such as poor decoration, broken fittings and loose boards can be classified as?

A

Physical curable depreciation

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7
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Wear and tear to structural members and foundations where repairs are likely to involve significant cost are?

A

Physical incurable

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