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Appraisal

Process of estimating value.

Appraiser

An independent person trained to provide an unbiased estimate of value.

Capitalization Rate

Rate of return demanded by investors in a particular area.

Amenity

Extra that contributes to owner satisfaction: clean air, view, and so on.

Comparables

Similar nearby property recently sold.

Cost Approach

Appraisal technique that analyzes the cost to build.

Cost to build

Depreciation

Loss of value due to any cause.

External Obsolescence

Loss of value due to factors beyond the property boundaries.

Functional Obsolescence

Loss of value due to work or outmoded features.

Gross Income Multiplier

Analysis of income including rental and other factors.

Gross Rent Multiplier

Analysis of rental income, used roughly in sales comparison approach.

Highest and Best Use

Use of land that yields the most money.

Income Approach

Analysis of value of property using return on investment.

Market Price

What a property actually sales for.

Market Value

Price that would be paid by an informed buyer.

Physical Deterioration

Loss of value due to wear and tear.

Reconciliation

Analysis of values recieved by different appraisal approaches.

Replacement Cost

Cost to rebuild using today's materials and techniques.

Reproduction Cost

Cost to rebuild exactly, using materials like the original.

Sales Comparison Approach

Appraisal technique that analyzes sale price of comparable properties.

Situs

Location; buyers willingness to pay for more for certain locations.

Subject Property

Parcel of real estate being appraised

Substitution

Principle that no one pays more if the same can be had for less.

Value

Present worth of future benefits.