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INCOME APPROACH
PGI
-VACANCY & COLLECTIONS
=EGI
-ALL EXPENSES
=NOI
EXCESS LAND
Land or site that is not necessary to support the use of the existing improvements situated on the subject property. Can be sold separately
SURPLUS LAND
The portion over and above what is necessary for the highest & best use. Does not have stand-alone highest & best use. Cannot be sold separately
4 METHODS OF DEPRECIATION
AGE-LIFE METHOD
BREAKDOWN METHOD
MARKET EXTRACTION METHOD
MODIFIED AGE-LIFE METHOD
AGE-LIFE METHOD
EFFECTIVE AGE DIVIDED BY ECONOMIC LIFE=
DEPRECIATION PERCENTAGE

NEED TO KNOW VALUE, EA AND EL
BREAKDOWN METHOD
COST OF AN ITEM * % OF REMAINING LIFE = AMOUNT OF DEPRECIATION
MARKET EXTRACTION METHOD
TOTAL MARKET VALUE - SITE VALUE = IMPROVEMENT CONTRIBUTION TO VALUE
REPLACEMENT COST NEW - IMPROVEMENT CONTRIBUTION = DEPRECIATION AMOUNT
MODIFIED EFFECTIVE AGE-LIFE AMOUNT
1)Identify depreciation due to curable items
2)Cost to cure - cost new = Remaining cost new
3)EA/EL=dep % * Remaining Cost New = Incurable Dep
4)Cost to cure + incurable dep = total depreciation
FINAL COST APPROACH ANALYSIS
Replacement Cost New
-Depreciation (Physical)
+Site Value
+Other Site Improvements
=Indicated Value
Total Market Value
- (Replacement Cost New - Depreciation)
= Site Value
Replacement Cost New - Depreciation
+ Site Value
= Total Market Value
HOW DO YOU CALCULATE INSURANCE VALUE
Total Property Value
- Site/Land Value
= Insurance Value Amount
AN APPRAISER IS USING THE DEPRECIATED COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS AS A STEP IN DEVELOPING AN OPINION OF VALUE. WHICH LAND VALUATION METHOD IS THE APPRAISER USING?
EXTRACTION METHOD
5 METHODS OF VALUING THE SITE
1) Sales Comparison Method
2) Allocation Method
3) Extraction Method
4) Land Residual method
5) Ground Rent Capitalization Method
SALES COMPARISON METHOD OF SITE VALUE
Compares subject land or site to other similar sites that have recently sold. Adjustments are made to comps similar to sales comparison approach
SEQUENCE OF ADJUSTMENTS
1) Property Rights Conveyed
2) Financing Concessions
3) Terms of Sales
4) Location
5) Physical Features
ALLOCATION METHOD
Site Value
---------------
Total Market Value = Allocation Ratio for Site
EXTRACTION METHOD
Calculate Value of Improvements
Replacement Cost New
-Depreciaton
+Other Improvements=Value of Improvements
Total Improved Value - Value of Improvement = Site Value
LAND RESIDUAL METHOD
Attributes a certain part of the income produced by a property to the building or other improvements. The remaining income is attributed to the land
GROUND RENT CAPITALIZATION METHOD
Method of valuing land based on the income it generates in a given year and divided by an appropriate overall cap rate.
GROUND RENT CAPITALIZATION METHOD
Calculate Rate of Return: Net Income/Sales Price =Cap Rate
Apply Cap Rate to Subject Net Income: Income * Cap Rate = Value (IRV)
4 TESTS FOR HIGHEST & BEST USE
1) Legally Permitted
2) Physically Possible
3) Economically Feasible
4) Most Profitable