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Location, Economic Trends and Factors, Date of sale physical characteristics, Condition of sale

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Elements of comparison

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calculated from the market.

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Sales comparison Approach

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Total Economic Life

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Total period of time that the improvements contributes value to the property (TEL) Formula: REL+EFF=TEL

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a loss in utility and value from ANY CAUSE

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Depreciation

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The process of finding intermediate terms or numbers in a sequence of terms or numbers

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Interpolation

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Design deficiency that is not economically feasible to remedy.

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Functional Obsolescence incurable

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Square ft./cubic ft. method

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(Total gross living area) must be careful to compare houses of similar type of construction.

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Conformity

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Homogeneity terms; retirement community with deed restrictions and similar size houses.

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Quantity Survey Method

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The most detailed and most precise method of cost estimating. (Used by contractor’s not mass app)

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Value of lessor object enhance by value of better object

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Progression & Regression

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Sales comparison Approach

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calculated from the market.

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Homogeneity terms; retirement community with deed restrictions and similar size houses.

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Conformity

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The combining of property for greater utility and greater value

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Plottage

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Observed condition

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most detailed method that breaks down depreciation into all components (curable & incurable)

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Plottage

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The combining of property for greater utility and greater value

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FMV

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Knowledgeable buyer willing seller arms length transaction.

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Employs the elements of the Cost approach it involves subtracting out the cost of improvements what is leftover is the land value

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Abstraction method

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Remaining Economic Life

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Period of time from the date of appraisal to the end of the improvements economic life (REL)

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Based on the principle of SUBSTITUTION; most important of all evaluation principles.

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Market Approach

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Straight line depreciation with extra

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Modified age/life

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Actual age

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Number of years lapsed since the original structure was built (chronological or historical age).

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most detailed method that breaks down depreciation into all components (curable & incurable)

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Observed condition

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Elements for land valuation

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Front foot, square foot, acre and section, site, units buildable

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Functional obsolescence curable

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design deficiency that can be replaced or redesigned at a relatively low cost.

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Elements of comparison
Location, Economic Trends and Factors, Date of sale physical characteristics, Condition of sale
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Separating a comparable sale into its components part
Allocation method
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Value created by future benefits.
Anticipation
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Factored Historical Cost Method
Applies an index or trend factor to a previous value from an appropriate construction cost index.
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Income earned by the land. What is leftover after labor, management and capital has been paid.
Surplus Productivity
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Balance
Proper mix of types and uses of properties
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Forces that affect market
Change
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Progression & Regression
Value of lessor object enhance by value of better object
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Detailed age-life method that can be used in quantity survey and unit in place cost method. Each building component is depreciated separately.
Engineering breakdown
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Substitution
Pay no more for real estate when you can buy equal for less.
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Allocation method
Separating a comparable sale into its components part
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Assemblage
Merging of adjacent properties into one of common ownership or use.
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(Total gross living area) must be careful to compare houses of similar type of construction.
Square ft./cubic ft. method
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Unit-In-Place
Method-Breaks the cost down into components of work done by subcontractors using workable units such as sq. foot, linear foot, and other units.
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Consistent use
Transition; value land building the same; McDonald's buy lot with house on it. Build commercial structure.
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Engineering breakdown
Detailed age-life method that can be used in quantity survey and unit in place cost method. Each building component is depreciated separately.
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Transition; value land building the same; McDonald's buy lot with house on it. Build commercial structure.
Consistent use
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The most detailed and most precise method of cost estimating. (Used by contractor's not mass app)
Quantity Survey Method
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Number of years lapsed since the original structure was built (chronological or historical age).
Actual age
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Merging of adjacent properties into one of common ownership or use.
Assemblage
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Competition
Profit tends to breed competition and excel profit tends to breed ruinous competition.
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Capitalizes net income into value
Income
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(Manure Theory) once you get too much you start to loose the value.
Increasing and Decreasing returns
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Period of time from the date of appraisal to the end of the improvements economic life (REL)
Remaining Economic Life
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Surplus Productivity
Income earned by the land. What is leftover after labor, management and capital has been paid.
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Applies an index or trend factor to a previous value from an appropriate construction cost index.
Factored Historical Cost Method
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Change
Forces that affect market
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design deficiency that can be replaced or redesigned at a relatively low cost.
Functional obsolescence curable
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Cost
RCN normally sets the upper limits of value
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Increasing and Decreasing returns
(Manure Theory) once you get too much you start to loose the value.
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Profit tends to breed competition and excel profit tends to breed ruinous competition.
Competition
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Contribution
Basis for adjustment process in sales comparison approach fireplaces on house contributes so much of th
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the cost of creating an EXACT REPLICA based on current prices for labor and materials.
Reproduction Cost
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Front foot, square foot, acre and section, site, units buildable
Elements for land valuation
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Income
Capitalizes net income into value
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Basis for adjustment process in sales comparison approach fireplaces on house contributes so much of th
Contribution
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Age/Life
Cost of building is depreciated at a fixed annual percentage rate.
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Negative Plottage
Combining of property causing a new site to have lesser utility.
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Cost of building is depreciated at a fixed annual percentage rate.
Age/Life
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RCN normally sets the upper limits of value
Cost
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Abstraction method
Employs the elements of the Cost approach it involves subtracting out the cost of improvements what is leftover is the land value
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Pay no more for real estate when you can buy equal for less.
Substitution
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Functional Obsolescence incurable
Design deficiency that is not economically feasible to remedy.
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Effective Age
The age of a building based on the actual wear and tear and maintenance or lack of it. (EFF AGE)
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Reproduction Cost
the cost of creating an EXACT REPLICA based on current prices for labor and materials.
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Knowledgeable buyer willing seller arms length transaction.
FMV
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Proper mix of types and uses of properties
Balance
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Combining of property causing a new site to have lesser utility.
Negative Plottage
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The age of a building based on the actual wear and tear and maintenance or lack of it. (EFF AGE)
Effective Age
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Modified age/life
Straight line depreciation with extra
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Supply & Demand
Opening of a major industrial plant in a small rural town. Housing may be in great demand.
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The cost of creating an improvement having the same or equivalent utility as another.
Replacement Cost
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Replacement Cost
The cost of creating an improvement having the same or equivalent utility as another.
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Opening of a major industrial plant in a small rural town. Housing may be in great demand.
Supply & Demand
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Anticipation
Value created by future benefits.
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Depreciation
a loss in utility and value from ANY CAUSE
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Market Approach
Based on the principle of SUBSTITUTION; most important of all evaluation principles.
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Method-Breaks the cost down into components of work done by subcontractors using workable units such as sq. foot, linear foot, and other units.
Unit-In-Place
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Total period of time that the improvements contributes value to the property (TEL) Formula: REL+EFF=TEL
Total Economic Life
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Interpolation
The process of finding intermediate terms or numbers in a sequence of terms or numbers
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