Chp. 20 Quiz - Valuation and Pricing Properties Flashcards
Salvage value refers to the nominal value of a property that has reached the end of its
economic life.
Under the _________ heading of the Comparative Market Analysis Form is a row to add all the pertinent information about the seller’s property.
Subject
What is the last step in completing a CMA?
To estimate a reasonable and realistic selling price for the seller’s property
What the market recognizes as “the change in value an improvement makes to a property” is called what?
Contribution
What is the first step in the cost valuation approach?
Approximate land value as if it were vacant
A CMA would not include
Recently rented homes.
Under the what heading of the Comparative Market Analysis Form are the entries of similar homes that are currently listed?
Comparables
A property owner buys an adjacent parcel and combines it with the original parcel to create a property with a higher value than the total of the two separate property values. The operative principle of value in this situation is called?
Assemblage
A licensee should keep in mind that the information on pending sales is not as reliable as on sold homes because
the price the licensee sees is only the listing price, not the sales price, and the sale is not final.
The licensee should give the seller ____________ and then the seller can set the price to whatever he or she feels comfortable with.
a listing range
Which of the following is not a condition for highest and best use?
Minimally productive
The income capitalization approach, or income approach, is more specifically used for appraising
income or rental properties.
Indirect costs do NOT include
Labor.
The value of a property as estimated by a taxing authority as the basis for ad valorem taxation is which type of real estate value?
Assessed value
A property’s market price is
The highest price a buyer will pay and the lowest price the seller will accept.