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9780324201468

Basic Real Estate Appraisal

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  • ISBN13:

    9780324201468

  • ISBN10:

    032420146X

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-07-26
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Summary

Mastering real estate appraisal has never been easier. This ever-popular resource, based on the authors’ combined wealth of both professional and academic experience, continues to provide a thorough outline of the most up-to-date appraisal theory and practice for students, real estate professionals and consumers. Both simple and complex subjects are covered in terms that are easy to understand and accurate. This book references and explains the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice, introducing all of the appraisal related topics listed in educational requirements for universal state licensing and certification. Master real estate appraisal like a professional.

Table of Contents

Meeting the Authors vi
Preface vii
Acknowledgments viii
Real Estate Appraisal and You
1(12)
What Is an Appraisal?
2(2)
How Appraisals Are Used
4(2)
Standards of Appraisal Practice
6(2)
Developing Appraisal Skills
8(5)
Legal Considerations in Appraisal
13(20)
Physical and Legal Characteristics of Real Estate
16(3)
Use Restrictions
19(4)
Property Descriptions
23(10)
The Formal Appraisal Process
33(26)
Introduction
34(7)
Steps in the Appraisal Process
41(4)
Types of Value
45(4)
The Classical Approaches to Value
49(10)
Focus on Neighborhood, Community, and Market
59(26)
Neighborhood Analysis
59(10)
Understanding Communities and How They Grow
69(8)
Real Estate Markets and Their Analysis
77(8)
Real Estate Economics and Value
85(20)
The Basic Value Influences
85(4)
How Economic Trends Affect Real Estate
89(7)
The Economic Principles of Valuation
96(9)
Property Inspection and Analysis: The Site
105(34)
Preparing to Inspect the Site
105(4)
Highest and Best Use Analysis
109(3)
Major Categories of Site Information
112(15)
Computing Area and Volume
127(12)
Property Inspection and Analysis: The Improvements
139(26)
Planning the Building Inspection
139(5)
Performing the Building Inspection
144(6)
Understanding Construction Details
150(7)
Functional Utility and Architectural Styles
157(8)
The Sales Comparison Approach
165(28)
Introducing the Sales Comparison Approach
165(4)
Collecting Comparable Sales Data
169(16)
Data Resources on the Internet
185(2)
Appraisal Statistical Concepts
187(6)
Analyzing and Adjusting Comparable Sales
193(30)
Basic Methods of Comparing Sales
193(7)
Selecting and Using Units of Comparison
200(7)
How to Estimate Dollar and Percent Adjustments
207(7)
Arriving at an Indicated Value
214(9)
Valuing the Site
223(20)
Purpose of Land or Site Value Estimates
223(2)
The Four Methods Used to Appraise Land
225(7)
How to Use Market Comparison Techniques
232(11)
Introducing the Cost Approach
243(24)
Use of Cost Estimates in Appraisals
244(4)
Practical Cost-Estimating Methods
248(3)
Understanding Direct and Indirect Costs
251(4)
Important Factors Affecting Building Cost
255(12)
Estimating Loss in Value: Accrued Depreciation
267(18)
Depreciation Defined
267(2)
Types and Causes of Accrued Depreciation
269(5)
Methods of Measuring Accrued Depreciation
274(6)
Cost Approach Summary
280(5)
The Income Approach
285(26)
Introducing Income Property and Its Appraisal
286(5)
Gross Rent Multiplier Analysis
291(2)
Estimating Gross Income and Market Rent
293(7)
Operating Expenses and Expense Ratios
300(4)
Reconstruction of the Operating Statement
304(7)
Income Capitalization: Rates and Techniques
311(30)
Purpose and Theory of Capitalization
311(7)
Selection of the Capitalization Rate
318(8)
Direct and Residual Capitalization Techniques
326(6)
Estimating, Measuring, and Discounting Cash Flows
332(9)
Reconciling the Value Estimates
341(10)
General Review of the Appraisal
341(1)
Reconciling the Value Approaches
342(5)
Rounding the Answer
347(4)
Reporting Appraisal Opinions
351(42)
The Form and Content of Appraisal Reports
352(2)
Reporting Options Available Under USPAP
354(2)
Traditional Formats of Written Appraisal Reports
356(6)
Writing the Narrative Appraisal Report
362(31)
Appraising Special Ownerships and Interests
393(26)
Condominiums and Other Specialized Housing
394(9)
Valuation of Partial Interests
403(6)
Valuation for Eminent Domain
409(10)
The Professional Appraiser
419(24)
The Appraiser's Background
419(5)
State License and Certification Requirements
424(3)
Appraisal Groups
427(5)
Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice
432(3)
Appraising as an Occupation
435(8)
Answers to Reviewing Your Understanding 443(2)
Glossary 445(18)
Index 463

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