Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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Direct cost referred as

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Hard cost

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2
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The cost of producing an exact replica of a building or permit

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Reproduction cost

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3
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The current cost of producing a building or improvement with the same utility

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Replacement cost

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4
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Four Methods of estimating cost

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Quct
Quality survey
Unit in place
Comparative unit
Trended historical cost
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5
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Unit in place: items such as the foundation, floor, roof , electrical and the like are considered

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Horizontal cost and are expressed as cost per sq ft

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6
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This method is the easiest, fastest and most widely used method is cost estimation

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Comparative unit method

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7
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Methods of measuring

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Indirect

Direct

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8
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Types of depreciation

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Physical deterioration
Functional obsolescence
External (economic) obsolescence

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9
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Method consist of sales comparison

Capitalization of income method

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Indirect methods

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10
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Method consist of economic age life
Modified economic age life
Observed conditions

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Direct methods

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11
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The loss in value Due to ordinary wear and tear and the forces of nature

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Physical deterioration

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12
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It is not economically feasible to cure these items as of the effective date of the appraisal

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Incurable physical deterioration short-lived

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13
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Two categories in functional obsolescence

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Curable functional obsolescence and in curable functional obsolescence

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14
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The cost approach as promised primarily on the principle of_________which states and informed buyer will not pay more to build a property than the cost of a similar property with equal utility

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Substitution

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15
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Call said occur on the construction site are considered_______cost 

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Direct

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16
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Architectural fees insurance and title expenses are considered _______and are sometimes called soft cost

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Indirect cost

17
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Cost components such as Floor or roofing are considered __________cost and our expressed as cost per square foot

A

Horizontal

18
Q

The easiest fastest and most widely used method of estimated cost is the _______method

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Comparative unit

19
Q

Applicable to most structure types

based on actual cost
suitable for computerization
is a desirable feature of

A

Cost manual

20
Q

The difference between the market value of an improvement and it’s cost at the time of the appraisal is termed

A

Depreciation

21
Q

Five methods of measuring depreciation are

A
Sales comparison
Capitalization of one method
Economic age life method
Modified economic age life method
Observed condition break down method
22
Q

Curable physical deterioration as measured by

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Cost to cure

23
Q

A loss in value to the deficiency modernization or superadequacy within the structure

A

Functional obsolescence

24
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Allison value resulting from a decrease in utility and desirability caused by factors outside the properties boundaries

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External obsolescence

25
Q

In curable physical deterioration is measured by the

A

Age life method

26
Q

Method of estimating depreciation which is most detailed it is used required in writing of demonstration appraisal report

A

Observed condition or breakdown method

27
Q

If the cost to cure a functional deficiency within a residence exceeds the increase in value added to the property it is called

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Incurable functional obsolescence