CHP 14 - The appraisal Process Flashcards

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Appraisal Steps

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  1. Identify
  2. Assimilate
  3. Assess (Identify most profitable use)
  4. Estimate (land value)
  5. Apply 3 approaches to estimating value
  6. Reconcile the values
  7. Compile report
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3 Approaches to value

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  1. Sales Comparison
  2. Cost
    3.
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3
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Sales Comparison approach AKA

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Market Data

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4
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Coast Approach

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Mostly used for new construction and special purpose buildings

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5
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Types of Cost Approaches

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Reproduction Cost (duplicate)
Replacement cost (functional equivalent)
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6
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When is replacement cost used

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older structions

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7
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Why is reproduction cost preferable

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calculates depreciation on structure

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Cost Approach Steps

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  1. Estimate land value
  2. Estimate reproduction/replacement
  3. Estimate accrued depreciation
  4. Subtract accrued depreciation from reproduction.replacement
  5. Add land value to depreciated reproduction/replacement
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Methods for estimating reproduction/replacement costs

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  1. Unit comparison method /Square foot method
  2. Unit in place
  3. Quantity Survey Method
  4. Cost indexing method
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10
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Disadvantages to cost approach

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Depreciation is difficult to measure & cost to create improvements isn’t same as market value

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1st step in cost approach

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Estimate land value

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12
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Income Capitalization Approach Steps

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  1. Estimate potential gross income
  2. Estimate effective gross
  3. Estimate net operating
  4. Select a capitalization rate
  5. Apply the cap rate
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13
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Potential Gross Income

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Scheduled rent + Other income

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14
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Effective Gross Income

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potential gross income - vacancy & Credit losses

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15
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Net operating income

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Effective gross income - total operating expenses

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16
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Gross rent multiplier =

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Market value/Annual Gross income

17
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Estimated value =

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GRM X Subject monthly rent

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Last step of income captitalization approach

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apply the cap rate

19
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USPAP

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Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice

20
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What legislation initiated the appraisal regs

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Financial LInstitutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act

21
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Net Operating Income (NOI) is equal to

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potential gross income minus vacancy and credit loss minus expenses

22
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Weakness of the sales comparison approach

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There may be no recent sale price data

23
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Central concept of cost approach

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Add estimated land value and cost of improvements & Subtract accrued depreciation

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Difference between appraisal and morgage value

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mortgage value - value a lneder imputes to the property as collateral

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Net income 20K with a cap rate of 5% =
value = $400,000
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After data is assimilated appraiser must
assess highest and best use
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Weakness of cost approach
marke value isn't always the same as property cost
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Act requiring federally-realted appraisals to be conducted by certified appraiser
FIRREA (Financial institutions reform, recovery and enforcement act)
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4th step in the appraisal process (after determining highest and best use)
estimate land value of subject