Exam 1 Chapter 4 Flashcards

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What is the role of The Appraisal Foundation (TAF)?

A

It oversees appraiser qualifications and appraisal standards

The Appraisal Foundation is a nonprofit organization that sets the standards for the appraisal profession.

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True or False: Appraisers are considered advocates in the same way attorneys are.

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False

Appraisers are considered non-advocates, unlike attorneys who advocate for their clients.

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3
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What must appraisers avoid to maintain ethical behavior?

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  • Receiving payment that compromises their status as disinterested third parties
  • Accepting assignments with bias toward property or parties involved
  • Being paid based on the closing of the loan

These practices help to ensure impartiality in the appraisal process.

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4
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What is the first step in the valuation process?

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Identification of the Problem

This involves identifying the client, intended users, purpose of appraisal, and effective date of valuation.

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5
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Fill in the blank: The effective date of valuation can be current value, value at ________, or retrospective.

A

Completion

The effective date is crucial for determining the context of the appraisal.

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6
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What should be determined in the Scope of Work?

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  • What you are being asked to do
  • Required level of detail
  • How to plan the appraisal
  • Depth of investigation
  • Quality of inspection

The Scope of Work outlines the parameters and expectations for the appraisal process.

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7
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What three types of data are collected during the appraisal process?

Hint: think as granular as it gets, as broad as it gets, and across everything

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  • Market Area Data
  • Subject Property Data
  • Comparable Property Data

This data includes specifics about the market, properties, and relevant sales or listings.

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What analysis is conducted in the Data Analysis phase?

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  • Market analysis
  • Demand studies
  • Supply studies
  • Marketability studies
  • Highest and best use analysis

This analysis helps determine the property’s value based on various market factors.

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9
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What are the three approaches to value in appraisal?

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  • Cost Approach
  • Sales Comparison
  • Income Capitalization

Each approach offers a different perspective on how to assess property value.

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10
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What is the purpose of reconciliation in the appraisal process?

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To analyze data, apply methods, and reason behind the value conclusion

Reconciliation ensures that all valuation methods are considered and weighted accordingly.

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11
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What is the Final Opinion of Value?

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The conclusion reached after considering all valuation methods

This opinion reflects the appraiser’s best estimate of the property’s value.

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