Part 8 Intro to the Cost Approach Flashcards

1
Q

________ is the actual or estimated amount required to create, reproduce, replace or obtain a property

A

Cost

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2
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8- step Process for the cost approach
1 Estimate ________ value as though vacant
2 Estimate direct and ________ costs
3 Estimate _______________ incentive
4 Add steps 2 and 3 together
5 Estimate depreciation from ___ sources
6 Deduct depreciation from cost
7 Add __-__ value of any site improvements
8 Add site value to depreciated costs

A

1 Site
2 Indirect
3 Entrepreneurial
5 Three
7 As-is

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3
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Reproduction is an ________ ________ of the current improvements

A

Exact replica

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4
Q

Replacement cost is ___________ in _________ to the current improvements

A

Equivalent in utility

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5
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_________ costs are the hard costs such as labor and material

A

Direct

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6
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_________ costs are the soft cost expenditures that are necessary but not typically part of the construction contract such as appraisal, building permits, architect fees, accounting…

A

Indirect

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7
Q

Entrepreneurial ______________ is a market- derived figure that represents the amount an entrepreneur expects to receive for providing his expertise
Whereas
Entrepreneurial _________ is a market-derived historical figure that represents the amount an entrepreneur receives for their contribution to a project

A

Incentive

Profit

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8
Q

The most commonly used cost-estimating method is the ____________-________ method

A

Comparative-unit method

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9
Q

The comparative-unit method is usually expressed in terms of cost per ________ ______

A

Square foot

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10
Q

In the _______-___ place method, the total building cost is estimated by adding together the unit costs for the various building components as installed. E.g. the roof, walls, foundation, excavation

A

Unit-in place

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11
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The 3 cost-estimating methods are
1) ___________-unit method
2) ________-___ place method
3) Quantity ________ method

A

1) Comparative
2) Unit-in
3) survey

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12
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This cost-estimating method is the most comprehensive and time consuming method of the 3 cost-estimating methods

A

Quantity survey method

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13
Q

In a townhome, the exterior measurement is taken from the center of the ________ wall

A

Party

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14
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Condominium measurements are based on the _________ dimensions

A

Interior

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15
Q

To be included in GLA, what must be the height of the ceiling, and what must be the height of any pony walls?

A

7’ and 5’

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16
Q

_________ __________ ____ (GBA) is the total floor area of a commercial building

_________ _________ ____ (GLA) is the total floor area designed for the occupancy and exclusive use of tenants

____ ____________ ______ (NRA) is the amount of space on which the rent is based

A

Gross building area
Gross Leasable Area
Net rentable area

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17
Q

________ height deals with cost
Whereas
________ height deals with livability

A

Wall
Ceiling

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