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The cost factor book is divided into this many quality levels, classes of construction.

8

What are some items in the base specifications for establishing class?

Foundation, exterior wall, roof, floor, partitions, interior components such as cabinet quality of flooring, electrical, plumbing, heating cooling, exterior components such as house design or steps

What class would be considered average?

5

What class would be considered fair?

4

What are the first two steps for pre-appraisal in mass residential properties ?

Establish a base appraisal date, define neighborhood boundaries

What does LCM mean?

Local cost modifier. It establishes the replacement cost level to measure all depreciation

This is the reference point from which all other properties are measured

Benchmark

What does RCN stand for?

Replacement cost new

How do you develop the local cost modifier

Take the actual house value cost and divide it by the factor book cost estimates (RCN-replacement cost new)

This term means the loss of value from cost new to present value

Accrue depreciation

What are the three categories depreciation can be divided into?

Physical deterioration, functional obsolescence, and external obsolescence

How do you determine the percent good indicated by the market?

Divide the residual house and garage value by the replacement cost new (RCN)

How many levels of inspection are there?

4

At what level is a full inspection made with an attempt to make a full interior inspection?

Level one

At what level as a street inspection conducted (drive-by inspection only unless a major change to the property is detected)

Level three

At what level is no on-site inspection made where market dad is analyze to determine changes in the market and properties are adjusted to RMV?

Level four

At what level is an exterior inspection made. No attempt at an interior inspection is made unless a major change the property is detected?

Level two