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Which of the following factors is NOT relevant when using the replacement cost approach on an older residential property?
Which of the following factors is NOT relevant when using the replacement cost approach on an older residential property?
- land value
- capitalization of income (correct)
- cost of improvements new
- depreciation
When appraising an older residential property using the replacement cost approach, which aspect focuses on the value of the property improvements?
When appraising an older residential property using the replacement cost approach, which aspect focuses on the value of the property improvements?
- depreciation
- capitalization of income
- land value
- cost of improvements new (correct)
Which of the following aspects would an appraiser still consider when performing a replacement cost analysis?
Which of the following aspects would an appraiser still consider when performing a replacement cost analysis?
- capitalization of income
- depreciation (correct)
- land value (correct)
- comparable sales approach
Which method is generally incompatible with the replacement cost approach to appraisal for older properties?
Which method is generally incompatible with the replacement cost approach to appraisal for older properties?
In the context of property appraisal, what does the term 'depreciation' signify?
In the context of property appraisal, what does the term 'depreciation' signify?
Flashcards
Replacement Cost Approach
Replacement Cost Approach
Estimating the value of a property based on the cost of replacing it new, minus depreciation.
Depreciation
Depreciation
The loss in value of a property over time due to wear and tear, obsolescence, or other factors.
Cost of Improvements New
Cost of Improvements New
The current cost of constructing a new building that is identical to the subject property.
Land Value
Land Value
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Capitalization of Income
Capitalization of Income
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Study Notes
Replacement Cost Approach - Excluded Factor
- An appraiser using the replacement cost approach for an older residential property does not consider capitalization of income.
- Depreciation is a factor in the replacement cost approach.
- The cost of new improvements is a factor in the replacement cost approach.
- Land value is a factor in the replacement cost approach.
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Test your understanding of the replacement cost approach in real estate appraisal. This quiz covers key factors such as depreciation, land value, and the exclusion of income capitalization for older properties. Assess your knowledge on how these components influence property valuation.
