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which method fails to recognize substantial changes in future cash flows or property values?
direct capitalization
an estimate of the cost of producing an improvement similar to the subject is known as
replacement cost

ie. office building
what is the most common problem with the cost approach?
depreciation
what are the 3 methods of calculating land value?
sales comp approach
allocation
extraction
the cost approach becomes less relevant when?
improvements are older
the principle of __________ states that the cost of an improvement must be in proportion to the value of the site?
contribution
what are the 2 externalities of the cost approach?
labor shortages

increase in building material prices
the point at which a property reaches a profitable and sustainable level of occupancy is known as
stabilization
when is the cost approach easiest to develop?
when improvements are new or nearly new.
the cost of building an exact replica of the subject building is known as
reproduction cost

ie. historic building, library
the difference between an improvement cost and the value of the improvement
depreciation
what are the 3 cost estimating methods?
comparative unit method (most common)

unit-in-value method

quantity survey method (most detailed, used in new construction)
what are the 3 recognized methods of estimating depreciation?
-market extraction method

- economic age life method

-breakdown method
curable physical deterioration is known as _________?
deferred maintenance
what are causes of functional obsolescence?
poor floor plans
house to small/large for the lot
3 story office building with NO elevator
total economic life _________ as improvements age.
increases
which depreciation method eliminates the problem of estimating the denominator of the age life ratio
market extraction method (most common)
the difference of smallest and largest value is
range
helps determine which data is relevant and which is not
coefficient of variation
what breakdown method is difficult when used for what two ways?
long lived improvements

external obsolescence
the process of transforming raw data into information that helps an appraiser solve a problem related to value
statistical analysis
most frequent value
mode
middle value
median
condominium v cooperatives
condo- own air space

coop- own stock
current market value of the property
fair value