Exam 13: The Income Approach
Exam 1: Real Estate Appraisal and You10 Questions
Exam 2: Legal Considerations in Appraisal10 Questions
Exam 3: The Formal Appraisal Process10 Questions
Exam 4: Focus on Neighborhood, Community, and Market10 Questions
Exam 5: Real Estate Economics and Value10 Questions
Exam 6: Property Inspection and Analysis: the Site10 Questions
Exam 7: Property Inspection and Analysis: the Improvements10 Questions
Exam 8: The Sales Comparison Approach10 Questions
Exam 9: Analyzing and Adjusting Comparable Sales10 Questions
Exam 10: Valuing the Site10 Questions
Exam 11: Introducing the Cost Approach10 Questions
Exam 12: Estimating Loss in Value: Accrued Depreciation10 Questions
Exam 13: The Income Approach10 Questions
Exam 14: Income Capitalization: Rates and Techniques10 Questions
Exam 15: Reconciling the Value Estimates10 Questions
Exam 16: Reporting Appraisal Opinions10 Questions
Exam 17: Appraising Special Ownership and Interests10 Questions
Exam 18: The Professional Appraiser Answers to Reviewing Your Understanding Glossary Index10 Questions
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Rent for the manager's unit should be included in the rent forecast.
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A step-up lease is a lease on a walk-up apartment.
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Small income properties are bought and sold only for their tangible amenities.
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In income property appraisal, the gross income multiplier is often considered part of the sales comparison approach.
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If you subtract vacancy and credit loss from gross scheduled income, you arrive at the effective gross income.
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Gross income multipliers normally increase with a decrease in the operating
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A 5% savings account that has just paid a $500 annual dividend is worth about $25,000.
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Market rent can be defined as the potential gross rent in an open market.
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Expenses that are not classified as either variable or fixed should be omitted.
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