AZ Real Estate - Appraisal B5 Flashcards
(106 cards)
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Value is like…?
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Worth
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Who creates value?
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People
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Present worth of future benefits is?
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Value
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Market price is…?
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Amount of $ given in exchange for property.
The value exchange.
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Types of appraisal licenses are?
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- Licensed Residential less than $1 mil
- Certified Residential more than $1 mil
- Certified General any type of app
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Two types of appraisers?
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- Staff - on staff at co or bank
2. Fee - independent
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For maximum value, what must be present?
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The 4 kinds or elements of value.
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Appraisers calculate value using the
4 characteristics of value.
They are?
Hint: DUST
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- Demand
- Utility
- Scarcity
- Transferability
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Value of an asset (how much sold for) at end of it’s economic life is?
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Salvage or residual value
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Insured value, Assessed value, Mortgage value and Salvage/Residual value are?
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The 4 kinds or elements of value.
They must be present to gain max value.
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Unit in place, quantity survey, cubic and sq ft used in what type of app method?
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Cost approach
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2 categories of value are?
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- Objective
2. Subjective
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Principal factors of adjustment in a market data aka comparative analysis?
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- Date of sale/age of property
- Location
- Physical features
- Terms of sale
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Increase in value created by joining smaller land parcels together is…?
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Plottage
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An increase in value having nothing to do with owner is?
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Unearned increment
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What app method do you use to app a single fam house?
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Market data
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Physical deterioration is…?
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Deferred maintenance
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3 Appraisal Approaches are…?
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- Market Data aka comparative analysis
- Cost Approach aka summation
- Income Approach aka capitalization
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If app uses all 3 app methods to estimate value, what method does she use to estimate value?
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Reconciliation aka correlation
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What app approach est value based on reproduction or replacement cost minus depreciation and plus (separate) value of land?
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Cost approach
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Appraisal approach that compares property w/ recent sales of similar properties? Listings set ceiling, sales set floor.
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Market data
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How is improved land appraised for cost approach method?
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Market data (comps).
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New construction, custom homes, special use or service property (church) are appraised using what approach?
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Cost approach
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Cost of updating property using current materials and standards is aka?
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Replacement cost
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Cost of materials to produce exact replica is aka?
Reproduction cost
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Types of depreciation include?
1. Physical
2. Functional
(functional obsolescence)
3. Economic
(social obsolescence)
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Loss of value for any reason and the diff btw construction cost and present value is?
Depreciation
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Loss of value from causes inside property that make it hard or expensive to adapt it to modern standards, is?
Functional depreciation aka functional obsolescence.
Curable, Incurable.
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Loss of value from wear and tear is?
Physical depreciation.
it is wear and tear. Incurable, curable.
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Depreciation term that says how long a property can be profitably utilized, is?
Economic life
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Loss of value aka depreciation from causes outside of property (noise pollution or factory) is?
Economic aka social obsolescence. Not curable.
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Depreciation term that means subjective age or how old it looks, is?
Effective age
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Depreciation term that means chronological or numerical age, is?
Actual age
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What appraisal approach assumes that net income from property determines value?
Income approach aka capitalization.
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Appraisal method used for commercial properties and when dealing w/ investors is?
Income approach aka capitalization.
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The rate of return made on capital investments is?
CAP Rate
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What is net operating income aka NOI?
Total income minus vacancies/bad debts = Adjusted or Effective Gross Income minus Operating Expenses of property taxes, insurance, utils, payroll EXCLUDING depreciation and loans = NOI
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Income Approach divides CAP Rate into NOI for what purpose?
To determine estimated capitalized value of property. This % used in income approach.
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What does CAP rate measure?
CAP Rate measures risk involved in an investment.
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Factors influencing CAP Rate are?
Operating conditions of investment, avail of funds, risk and interest rates
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Higher the CAP Rate, the higher the?
Risk
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CAP Rate x Price =
NOI
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NOI / Price =
CAP Rate
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The higher the risk of investment, the higher the?
CAP Rate
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Of the 2 categories of value - objective and subjective, which one is more important?
Subjective
ie amenities like pools, carpet, fresh paint, fireplace
Objective value is created by object itself.
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Higher the value the lower the?
CAP Rate
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Higher the CAP Rate the lower the?
Value
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Special influences on value are?
1. Physical - curb appeal
2. Social - snob appeal
3. Economic - job growth
4. Government - tax amt, light rail
5. Directional growth - is it growth area
6. Location - most important
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Appraisers know that listings establish the ________ of the market and prices establish the _______.
Ceiling
| Floor
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Selling price of real estate is based on what value?
Market value
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Adjusted gross income is?
Total rents less vacancies and credit losses.
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What is not a special force influencing property value?
Original cost
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First objective of an appraiser is to?
Define the problem and his approach to it.
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Period during which building contributes to value of land is?
It's economic life
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Appraisal licensing is required by?
FIRREA
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NOI / CAP Rate gives us
Value
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Why is cost of neighborhood houses important to price of your house?
Substitution - Tendency of consumers to substitute lower priced products for similar higher priced ones
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Highest and best use is....?
The most profitable use of a property.
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A property should not be improved beyond that of its neighbors if maximum profits are to be made when it is sold. This is
Conformity
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"Worth of a lesser object increases when it is among quality objects" is definition of?
Progression
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When a property increases in value but the owner did nothing to cause the increase, this is called:
Unearned increment
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5 bedroom house w/ 1 bath is
Functional obsolescence
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Which appraisal approach considers depreciation?
Cost Approach
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Land that does not always cover the cost of operation is?
Marginal land
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The value one pays today for future rental income is?
Capitalization value
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What does an appraiser look for first?
Highest and best use of land
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An example of functional depreciation is?
Outdated interior
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What does GRM find?
A multiple of gross rents to determine price
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"Value" given in exchange for a property is?
Market price
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Capitalization rates consider
Net income
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Economic depreciation is?
Incurable depreciation
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In the income approach of appraising the most important figure is?
Net income
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The difference btw replacement cost and present value is?
Depreciation
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After gathering all appraisal data, the appraiser?
Reconciles and correlates
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Physical obsolescence is a problem with?
Property deterioration
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If cap rate goes up value goes?
down
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How do you get cap rate?
Income divided by Value
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To get effective gross income we subtract what from scheduled income?
Vacancy and loss of credit
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When we want to convert income to value we use the?
Cap Rate
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If agent leases bdlg w/ 20 yr leases and no escalation clause, how would this affect value?
Value would decrease
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House in poor neighborhood located near factory is?
Economic obsolescence
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You build a home twice as expensive as this around you. Your property realizes?
Economic obsolescence
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What is not an operating expense in the cost method?
Principal and interest payments
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Annual gross multiplier is calculated by?
Dividing price paid by gross annual income
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When appraising rental property we don't care about?
Tax rate
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Weighing and analyzing of property using all 3 methods of appraising (market data, cost, income).
Reconciliation aka correlation
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Gross Income
- Bad Debt and Vacancies
Equals?
Effective Gross Income
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Effective Gross Income - Operating Expenses =
NOI
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Non allowable expenses in income approach are?
DIDI
| Depreciation, Income tax, Debt service, capital improvements
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Assessed Value
Value through eyes of tax assessor
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Insured value
Value through eyes of insurance co.
They do not value land only improvements.
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Loan value?
Value perceived by lender
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Characteristics of value are?
Demand
Utility
Scarcity
Transferability
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Special influences on value or what appraiser looks at?
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Physical - curb appeal
Social - snob appeal
Economic - job growth
Governmental - light rail, amt taxes
Directional growth - is it growth area
Location - most imp
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Highest and best use is?
Use of property that brings the greatest net return.
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Substitution
A property is not worth more than an equally desirable repacement
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Supply and demand
Demand increases value
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Anticipation
Value created by future expected benefits.
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Conformity
Similar size, arch, amenities.
Conformity increases value.
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Conformity
Adding something to add value.
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What makes a good comp?
Recent close and similar.
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Market data approach is always used on?
Land and when you have similar properties in neighborhood.
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Cost Approach
Estimate of value based on cost of replacement or reproduction of building less depreciation plus value of land (market data approach used on land).
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When is cost approach used?
New construction
Custom home
Special use or service property
When comparables unavailable
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3 Types of Depreciation
Physical - wear tear. Curable/Internal
Functional - loss of value from things inside property limiting utility
Economic - loss of value from causes outside property. Always Incurable.
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What does the gross rent multiplier indicate?
A factors of rents to price
