Chapter 5 The Appraisal Process Flashcards

1
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Compare general and specific data.

A

General data refers to social, economic, governmental, and environmental trends that affect property value; specific data refers to information on the property being appraised.

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Briefly explain what the market comparison approach to value is.

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The market comparison approach to value is the technique of valuing a property using information on sales of comparable properties. It is especially useful when there have been recent transactions for similar buildings.

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Briefly explain what the cost approach to value is.

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The cost approach to value is the process of determining the construction and land costs required to build a property with similar utility. It relates basically to the principle of substitution.

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4
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Define income capitalization and explain the IRV formulas.

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Income capitalization is the process of converting net operating income into a value estimate. Income, Rate, and Value formulas solve for one of the elements if the other two factors are knowns, such as R=I/V or V=I/R.

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5
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What is the principle of substitution?

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The appraisal principle states that when several similar properties are available the one with the lowest price will attract the greatest demand and widest distribution.

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6
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Which approach to value is most appropriate for residential property?

A

The Market Comparison Approach

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7
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What must be done if a comparable sale property has more advantageous financing than the property under appraisement has or will have?

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A cash equivalency analysis reduces each comparable sale to its cash equivalent value.

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8
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What is a land-to-building ratio?

A

(land area)/(building area)

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9
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What are some examples of topography adjustments?

A
  • razing an old building foundation

- unusual soil conditions

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10
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What are the considerations in using the gross rent multiplier?

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Gross rental income, location, property type

  • used particularly for apartment and hotel properties, and a factor that varies from property to property.
  • Factors such as property features and condition are not given any consideration
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11
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What are the three basic components used to calculate value with the cost approach?

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  • the value of the vacant land
  • estimated construction costs
  • minus actual depreciation of the physical structure
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12
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Outdated lighting fixtures are an example of what?

A

Functional obsolescence.
Other examples are old elevator cars, HVAC equipment.
Two categories are curable and incurable

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13
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What is an example of economic obsolescence?

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Also known as external obsolescence.

  • market changes, such as population shifts
  • plant closings
  • highway construction
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14
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What is the rate formula for capitalization?

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(Capitalization Rate R)=(Net Operating Income I)/(Value)

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15
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What is the indicated capitalization rate for property valued at $2,000,000 and an NOI of $190,000.

A

9.5%

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16
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How is the return on equity derived?

A

NOI/Price (or value)

17
Q

The principle that a buyer will pay no more for a property than the cost of an equally desirable alternative property is called the principle of:

a. substitution
b. change
c. contribution
d. highest and best use

A

a. substitution

18
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Adjustments in the market comparison approach are made to the:

a. subject property
b. comparable property
c. net operating income
d. accounting basis

A

b. comparable property

19
Q

During an appraisal, adjustments for site use density are best analyzed in relation to the ratio of:

a. land to comparable land
b. land to buildings
c. land to traffic
d. building to comparable building

A

b. land to buildings

20
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The gross rent multiplier considers all of the following except:

a. income
b. location
c. vacancy
d. property type

A

c. vacancy

21
Q

The process of converting net operating income into a value estimate is called:

a. amortization
b. capitalization
c. income streaming
d. reconciliation

A

b. capitalization

22
Q

Given an overall capitalization rate of 11% and an NOI of $90,000, which is the indicated value?

a. $8,182
b. $9,900
c. $818,182
d. $990,000

A

c. $818,182

23
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Given a capitalization rate of 12.25% and a purchase price of $83,400, what is the indicated income stream?

a. $5,109
b. $6,808
c. $9,453
d. $10,217

A

d. $10,217