Valuation Flashcards

1
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Location of the property

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Situs

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2
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method determining the value of property using

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CMA

Certified market analysis

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3
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Informal estimate of value

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Market Analysis

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4
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DUST

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Acronym for the four determinants value: demand, utility, scarcity, and transferability

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5
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Expectation of benefits to be derived in the future

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Anticipation

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6
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The active demand for real estate in short supply

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Competition

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7
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The principle that properties that are similar in style, size, quality, etc. will maintain a hiqher value

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Conformity

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8
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The value of a particular component of a property.

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Contribution

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9
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Conditions outside the property which affect the value of the property.

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Externalities

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10
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The use which will bring the highest price for a particular property.

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Highest and Best Use

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11
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The effect that inferior and superior properties in the same vicinity have on each other. The superior property will add value to the inferior property and the inferior property will decrease the value of the superior one.

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Progression

Regression

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12
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When two commodities are similar, the one with the lowest price will attract the greatest demand. The basis for the sale comparison approach

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Substitution

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13
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If there is a difference in value in two similar properties, the difference is attributed to the land or location.

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Surplus Productivity

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14
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Method of estimating value by calculating the cost to build it.

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Cost Approach

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15
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The cost at current prices to replace a building with one of equivalent utility

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Replacement Cost

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16
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The cost at current prices to produce an exact duplicate of a building.

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Reproduction Cost

17
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Loss in value due to wear and tear

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Physical Depreciation

18
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Loss in value due to outdated design or technology.

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Functional Depreciation

19
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Loss in value to due conditions outside the property.

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External Depreciation

20
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Any type of depreciation in which the amount of money spent to correct the deficiency is less than the resulting increase in value.

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Curable Depreciation

21
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Any type of depreciation in which the amount of money spent of correcting the deficiency is greater than the resulting increase in value

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Incurable Depreciation

22
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The apparent age of the property based on the condition of the property

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Effective Age

23
Q

The period of time over which a property may be expected to be useful.

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Economic Life

24
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A technique for estimating the value of property by comparing it to similar properties in the same area

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Sales Comparison Approach

25
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Estimates the present worth of a property’s expected future income; used for rental property.

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Income Approach

I/R=V

26
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A rough estimate of the value of rental property based on gross rents; use monthly rent for residential, yearly for commercial

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Gross Rent Multiplier

GRM X rent = value

27
Q

Additional time within which to pay a debt, from the time of default to the actual foreclosure sale

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Equitable Right of Redemption