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Study 3 Real Estate Valuation with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
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What is a real estate appraisal?

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An informed, evidence-supported opinion of a defined property interest’s value as of a specific date—not a guarantee of its eventual sale price.

02
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What does the principle of substitution say?

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A buyer generally will not pay more for a property than the cost of acquiring a comparable alternative with similar utility.

03
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How does the principle of contribution value a property feature?

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A feature adds value according to how much it contributes to the property’s value, not simply what it cost to install.

04
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What is a property’s highest and best use?

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The reasonably probable use that is legally permissible, physically possible, financially feasible, and most productive.

05
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How does the sales comparison approach estimate value?

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It estimates value by comparing the subject with similar sold properties and adjusting their sale prices for meaningful differences.

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How are comparable sale prices adjusted for differences?

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If the comparable is inferior to the subject in a feature buyers value, adjust the comparable’s sale price upward; if superior, adjust it downward.

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What makes a property a useful comparable?

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Relevant factors include location, property type, size, condition, use, sale date, financing or sale conditions, lot size, building area, and amenities.

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When is the income capitalization approach most useful?

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It is most useful for rental and other income-producing properties, where expected income can be converted into a value indication.

09
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What does net operating income (NOI) represent?

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NOI is property income after vacancy and collection losses and operating expenses, but before debt payments.

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How do replacement cost and reproduction cost differ?

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Replacement cost builds a structure with similar utility using current materials and methods; reproduction cost creates a close replica using similar materials and design.

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What are the three forms of depreciation?

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Physical deterioration is wear or damage; functional obsolescence is a design or utility shortcoming; external obsolescence comes from influences outside the property.

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How are separate value indications reconciled?

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The appraiser weighs each approach’s relevance, data quality and quantity, and result reliability. The indications are not automatically averaged.