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- The applicability of the Income Approach to Single Family Appraisal
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- Adjust rents to subject’s expense program when calculating GRM.
- Consider projected rents when estimating the subject’s gross monthly
rent.
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- Assume that the River Street assignment is for an estate. The deceased gave his spouse a 1-year
life estate with the reversion going to his children. The spouse is responsible for all
expenses related to the property during the 1-year life estate.
- You need to estimate a discount rate and make an assumption regarding
changes in value over time
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- 1.Estimate the capitalization rate
- 2. Calculate the discount rate
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- The assumption is that a buyer can make a profit with the purchase of
the property at foreclosure.
- This profit is comparable to a developer’s profit.
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- Assume a developer or investor’s profit of 15% of the eventual sale
price.
- Assume marketing costs of 7% of the eventual sale price
- Assume a 1-year marketing time.
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