Appraisal Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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Utility, scarcity, transferability are used to determine

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Value

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When conducting a neighborhood analysis the appraiser is interested in

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Economic depreciation

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3
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What is an example of economic obsolescence

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Air pollution and noise etc.

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4
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The Rate and capitalized value are based on

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Net income

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5
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One smoke and dust in an area are harming the nearby properties this is called

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Economic obsolescence

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6
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When appraising a special usage property like a church the appraiser would use the

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Cost approach

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7
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Appraisers are paid based

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Time travel and work

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8
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When an appraiser is starting an area for growth and decline this is called

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Integration in disintegration

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9
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The period of time a building is profitable to operate is called

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Economic life

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10
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When appraising an apartment building the best approach is

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Income

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11
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A house with four bedrooms and one bathroom is an example of

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Functional obsolescence

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12
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It’s a building has poor floorplan it is

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Functional obsolescence

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13
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Does the market approach take into consideration the original purchase price

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No

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14
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If a cap rate goes up the value goes

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Down

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15
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When appraising land the appraiser uses the

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Market approach

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16
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The appraisers job is to

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Estimate value

17
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When appraising a 35-year-old high school building the appraiser uses the

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Cost approach

18
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When appraising and all the residential home the appraiser uses the

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Market approach

19
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Operating expense it would not include

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Vacancies and the loss of credit

20
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When using the market approach appraisers do not use

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Building permits

21
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The difference between replacement value and present value is

22
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When using the market approach all would be used but

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Original cost

23
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When the appraiser uses all three approaches the final step

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Re-conciliation

24
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When using the market approach the least important factor is

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Property in foreclosure

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The income approach, the most important income is
Net operating income
26
The appraisers first objective is to
Define the problem
27
At the end of the economic life you
Salvage value
28
The highest price a property will demand is
Market value
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Economic depreciation is always
Incurable
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The comps in the area have less features on the subject property the appraiser would add a dollar value to the subject property or comp property
Comp property
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Replacement cost and reproduction cost are the same as
Using today's materials and designs versus new replica
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When a property is in need of repair due to neglect the maintenance is called
Deferred maintenance
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A successful new homebuilder would be subject to conformity or
Competition
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A 100-year-old building with modern fixtures is an example of
Replacement not reproduction
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If a 100 acres subdivision is broken into 5 acre lots the property owners would have an easement
Appurtenant
36
Square footage of residential property is based on
Exterior measurements
37
The benefits of one property when compared to another is called
Substitution
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Is the asking price a factor used in a market analysis of an income producing property
No