IAAO 300 Flashcards

Fundamentals of Mass Appraisisal

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The systematic appraisal of groups of properties as of a given date using standardized procedures and statistical testing

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Mass Appraisal

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2
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Building Costs, Interest Rates and Economic Conditions

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Supply Factors

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3
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Location, Condition, and Construction Quality

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Demand Factors

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4
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Cost Data used to calibrate replacement costs and Sales Data used to calibrate land values and depreciation

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Cost Approach

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A physical, conceptual, or mathematical representation of how something works.

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A Model

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6
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Supply and Demand factors effect…

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Real Estate Prices

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7
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The determination of what data to include in the model and in what format.

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Model Specification

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8
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The valuation of a particular property as of a given date.

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Single Property Appraisal

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9
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USPAP Standard 6 applies to….

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Mass Appraisal

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10
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Methods of evaluating data accuracy.

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Field Study, Ratio Study, and Pilot Study

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Data that can take on any value in a range.

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Continuous Data (quantitative)

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12
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Data that has three or more predefined values.

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Discrete Data (qualitative)

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Data that can take one of two values (yes/no, 1/0)

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Binary Data (qualitative)

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Objective data that can be counted or measured and easily verified. Two data collectors should arrive at the same value.

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Quantitative

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Ordinal Variables that convey information about a presumed rank such as poor, average, good, better or best

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Qualitative (subjective)

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16
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Nominal Variables may be numeric or alphabetic in form but convey nothing about rank or worth

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Qualitative (subjective)

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17
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Three Model structures. (formulas)

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Additive, Multiplicative, and Hybrid

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18
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Formula for Cost Approach

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MV = LV + BV

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19
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Three Valuation approaches.

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Cost Approach, Sales Comparison Approach and Income Approach

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20
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Three steps in Model Building

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Model Specification, Model Calibration, and Model Structure

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21
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Which Model determines what data to include and in what format

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Model Specification

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22
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Model Structure can be either

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Additive, Multiplicative, or Hybrid.

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23
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The Scope of Work Rule has three parts and they are…

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  1. Identify the problem to be solved. 2. Determine and perform the scope or work necessary to develop credible assignment results 3. Disclose the scope of work in the report.
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24
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Income Model

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MV= I / R Market Value = Income / Rate I/V*R

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25
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Sales Data, Income, Expense Data, and Cost Data are all

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Market Data

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26
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Location Data, Land/Site Data, and Building Data are…

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Property Attributes

27
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Data quality review, Data distributions, Market patterns and relationships and Time trends are part of the

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Exploratory Data Analysis

28
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Determines the value of characteristics variables

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Calibration

29
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All reappraisals start and end with what Study

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Ratio Study

30
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Sample of data tested to see if the model is going to work

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Pilot Study

31
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The Three components of a Property Tax System are

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Assessment System, Appeal System and Collection System.

32
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What study should be conducted to measure and evaluate the accuracy and uniformity of new values.

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Ratio Study

33
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The Four components of the mass appraisal system are…

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Data Collection and Maintenance, Exploratory Data Analysis, Model Development, and Model Application, Review and Reconciliation

34
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Sales Comparison Equation

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MV = Sc +/- ADJc

35
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Qualitative items that have three or more predefined values e.g. (topography: level, rolling or steep) are known as

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Discrete data

36
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Two types of Data Edits

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Range Edits (predefined range) and Consistency Edits (does it make sense with the rest of the data).

37
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Graphical scheduling technique where output on one axis and units of time are shown on the other axis.

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Gantt Chart

38
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Time formula

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T = P / (R x S) Time = Parcels / (production rate x staff)

39
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This study can hep indicate the quality of existing data by showing uniformity.

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Ratio Study

40
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Listing of data in order of magnitude (either ascending or descending.)

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Array

Useful for small data sets

41
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Midpoint of the data that is not affected by extreme values

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Median

42
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Sum of all values, and dividing that sum by the number of values. This can be effected by outliers.

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Mean (also known as average)

43
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One variable Chart that shows the distribution of ratios and appraisal accuracy. Can be either continuous or discrete data.

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Histogram or Bar Chart

44
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Values that divide a set of data into four equal parts when the data are arrayed in ascending order

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Quartiles

45
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Values that divide a set of data in specified percentages when data is arrayed in ascending order.

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Percentiles

46
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Formula to find the rank location in either the quartile or percentile

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k = (p)(n) + p

47
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Minimum, Maximum, and Range, Quartiles, and Percentiles show

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Measures of Dispersion

48
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What table shows the distribution of values for two binary or discrete variables

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Cross Tabulations

49
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What Diagram has quantitative data and the dependent variable shown on the vertical (y) axis and the independent variable shown on the horizontal (x) axis?

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Scatter Diagram

50
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What chart plots statistics for one variable against the values of another variable? (2 variables)

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Polygon (line) Chart

51
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What plot shows distribution of continuous and discrete variables?

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Box Plot

52
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What Diagram requires a the aid of a computer?

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3-D diagram.

53
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This table shows how a single response variable (dependent and quantitative) varies with changes with two control (independent qualitative binary or discrete) variables

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Contingency Table

54
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What expresses the standard deviation as a percentage of the mean?

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Coefficient of variation SD / mean x 100

55
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The charting of a frequency distribution using a ___________ illustrates the extent to which sales ratios are in a normal (bell shaped) distribution

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histogram (bar chart)

56
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Measure of central tendency, not effected by extreme outliers, provides an unbiased estimate of population

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Median

57
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Average ratio, easy to compute, reflects the impact of all ratios including outliers and is directly impacted by extreme outliers.

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Mean

58
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PRD

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Price-Related Differential

59
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Shows the number of ratios falling within specified intervals, and also reveal patterns and trends of a sample

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Frequency Distribution

60
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What graph shows the relationship between an independent variable and a dependent variable?

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Scatter Chart

61
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What chart can accommodate multiple data set on the same graph

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Polygon or Line Chart

62
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The midpoint or the middle ratio when ratios are arrayed.

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Median

63
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The most common measure of appraisal uniformity.

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COD

64
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The measure of vertical equity in that it looks at the equity in appraisal of low-value and high-value parcels.

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PRD