Real Estate Valuation and Market Analysis Flashcards

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capitalization approach

A

An appraisal method used by an appraiser to
arrive at a property’s value based on the present
worth of a property’s future net operating
income.

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loan-to-value ratio

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A ratio stating the outstanding mortgage
balance as a percentage of the mortgaged
property’s fair market value.

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yield

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The interest earned by an investor on an
investment (or by a bank on the money it has
loaned). Also, called return.

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4
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home energy audit

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An audit conducted by a Home Energy Rater

evaluating the energy efficiency of the home.

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5
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capital gain

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At resale of a capital item, the amount by which
the net sale proceeds exceed the adjusted
cost basis (book value). Used for income tax
computations. Gains are called short or long
term based upon length of holding period after
acquisition. Usually taxed at lower rates than
ordinary income.

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6
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opportunity cost

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The cost of an action that is forgone in choosing

to take an alternative action.

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comparable sales

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Sales which have similar characteristics as the
subject property and are used for analysis
in the appraisal process. Commonly called
comparables, they are recent selling prices of
properties similarly situated in a similar market.

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market comparison

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An appraisal method used by an appraiser to
arrive at a property’s value by a comparison of
recent sales prices of similar properties, adjusted
for differences in the properties

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9
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gross rent multiplier

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A number which, times the gross income of a
property, produces an estimate of value of the
property. Example The gross income from an
unfurnished apartment building is $200,000 per
annum. If an appraiser uses a gross multiplier of
7%, then it is said that based on the gross multiplier
the value of the building is $1,400,000.

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replacement cost

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The dollar amount required to replace an

improvement at its current value.

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comparison approach

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A real estate comparison method which
compares a given property with similar or
comparable surrounding properties; also called
market comparison.

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12
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appraisal

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An individual’s opinion of a property’s value on
a specific date, documented in an appraisal
report.

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13
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return on investment

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A measure of profits in relation to capital

invested.

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14
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fair market value

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The price a reasonable, unpressured buyer would

pay for property on the open market.

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15
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broker price opinion

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An agent’s opinion of a property’s fair market

value based on comparable sales.

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16
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home inspection

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A non-invasive examination of the mechanical,
electrical and plumbing systems of a dwelling,
as well as the components of the structure, such
as the roof, ceiling, walls, floors and foundations.