Unit 17 Real Property Valuation Flashcards
Reconciliation refers to
A averaging the results of the sales comparison approach.
B separating the value of land from the total value of property to compute depreciation.
C analyzing the results obtained by the three different approaches to value to arrive at a final estimate of value.
D the process by which an appraiser determines the highest and best use for a parcel of land.
C analyzing the results obtained by the three different approaches to value to arrive at a final estimate of value.
One method to determine a building’s replacement cost uses the estimated cost of the raw materials needed to build the structure, plus labor and indirect costs. This is called the A square-foot method. B quantity-survey method. C cubic-foot method. D unit-in-place method.
B quantity-survey method.
An appraiser needs certain financial figures in order to determine value by the income approach. Which one of the following numbers is NOT required for the income approach to value? A Annual net operating income B Capitalization rate C Accrued depreciation D Annual gross income
C Accrued depreciation
The highest and best use of a property is the
A sales price paid for a similar property.
B most return the owner can receive for the use of the property.
C cost of buying a lot and erecting a similar building on it.
D use of the land for a long-term lease.
B most return the owner can receive for the use of the property.
The income capitalization approach is given the most weight in the valuation of A a single-family residence. B a one-bedroom condominium. C an office building. D a school.
C an office building.
Capitalization is the process by which annual net operating income is used as the basis to A determine cost. B estimate value. C establish depreciation. D determine potential tax value.
B estimate value.
The depreciation that an appraiser uses in the cost approach to value represents the
A remaining economic life of the building.
B remodeling costs to increase rentals.
C loss of value due to any cause.
D costs to modernize the building.
C loss of value due to any cause.
The appraised value of a residence with four bedrooms and one bathroom would probably be reduced because of A external obsolescence. B functional obsolescence. C physical deterioration—curable. D physical deterioration—incurable.
B functional obsolescence.
The reason for loss of value that is always incurable is A functional obsolescence. B physical deterioration. C replacement obsolescence. D economic obsolescence.
D economic obsolescence.
Which appraisal approach makes use of a rate of investment return? A Sales comparison B Cost C Income capitalization D Market data
C Income capitalization
Which of the following is NOT true about
market value?
A It is the highest price a property could bring in an open market.
B Buyer and seller must be knowledgeable and acting without undue pressure.
C It should be an arm’s-length transaction.
D A reasonable amount of time should be allowed for full exposure to the market.
A It is the highest price a property could bring in an open market.
Developers have just announced a new championship golf course community. Property values in the area will tend to increase due to this announcement. This is an example of the principle of A supply and demand. B anticipation. C substitution. D conformity.
B anticipation.
Which of the following statements is TRUE of the income approach to value?
A The reproduction or replacement cost of the building must be computed.
B The capitalization rate must be estimated.
C Depreciation must be determined.
D Sales of similar properties must be considered.
B The capitalization rate must be estimated.
In the cost approach to value, it is necessary to
A determine a dollar value for depreciation.
B estimate future expenses and operating costs.
C check sales prices of recently sold comparable properties in the area.
D reconcile differing value estimates.
A determine a dollar value for depreciation.
The subject property has two bedrooms, and the comparable property has three bedrooms. The estimated value of the third bedroom is $2,500. According to the sales comparison method, the appraiser should
A deduct $2,500 from the value of the subject property.
B add $2,500 to the value of the subject property.
C deduct $2,500 from the value of the comparable property.
D add $2,500 to the value of the comparable property.
C deduct $2,500 from the value of the comparable property.