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Chapter 12 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
Which of the following would be considered operating expenses to be subtracted from the gross income of a property when determining its value through the income capitalization approach?
A  Interest payments
B  Interest payments and Payments on loan principal
C  Payments on loan principal
D  Property taxes
Question #2
Because they are “asking prices” in most cases, listings:
A  set a ceiling on market value.
B  are always grossly inflated.
C  are lower than market value.
D  none of the above.
Question #3
What is NOT an example of functional obsolescence?
A  One-car garage
B  Hole in the roof
C  Out-dated kitchen
D  Massive cornices
Question #4
In the income approach, the Net Income divided by the Capitalization Rate equals:
A  interest rates.
B  interest rates and expenses.
C  expenses.
D  market value.
Question #5
Which appraisal method uses the principle of substitution?
A  Income approach
B  Cost and Income approach
C  Cost approach
D  Market data approach
Question #6
The capitalization rate is a:
A  return “of” investment.
B  none of the answers are correct.
C  return “on” investment.
D  return “on” and “of” investment.
Question #7
Which of the following is TRUE concerning fee appraisers?
A  They are self-employed
B  They are mortgage company employees
C  They don’t charge a fee
D  None of the answers are correct
Question #8
Which type of depreciation is always incurable, meaning nothing can be done?
A  Physical deterioration and Functional obsolescence
B  Physical deterioration
C  Functional obsolescence
D  Economic obsolescence
Question #9
Which of the following is an example of economic obsolescence?
A  Eccentric design
B  Wear and tear on the load bearing members
C  Rundown neighborhood
D  Peeling paint
Question #10
A quick way to convert gross income into the approximate value is to use a:
A  mortgage calculator and gross comparable multiplier.
B  gross rent multiplier.
C  mortgage calculator.
D  gross comparable multiplier.
Question #11
Which of the following is NOT one of the three methods to determine the value of real property?
A  Cost approach
B  Comparative approach
C  Capitalization approach
D  Correlation approach
Question #12
The replacement cost approach to appraisal is best used for:
A  apartments.
B  raw land.
C  new construction.
D  single-family dwellings.
Question #13
What principle does the “market data approach” use to compare similar properties?
A  Principle of Conformity.
B  Principle of Value
C  Principle of Substitution
D  Principle of Location
Question #14
Another term for the income approach is:
A  capitalization approach.
B  correlation approach.
C  replacement approach.
D  appropriation method.
Question #15
Loss of value due to outmoded style or non-usable space is called:
A  income obsolescence.
B  functional obsolescence.
C  economic obsolescence.
D  physical deterioration.
Question #16
Which appraisal method measures the present worth of future benefits?
A  Cost Approach
B  Income approach
C  Market data approach
D  Market data approach and Cost Approach
Question #17
Which of the following is NOT a type of depreciation?
A  Economic
B  Physical
C  Functional
D  Political
Question #18
The approach that takes the current selling prices of similar properties and adjusts these prices for any differences is called the:
A  cost approach.
B  comparative approach.
C  none of the answers are correct.
D  income approach.
Question #19
The market data method (comparative approach) is best used for:
A  houses.
B  condominiums.
C  vacant land.
D  houses, condominiums, and vacant land.
Question #20
Depreciation can be:
A  loss in value due to any cause.
B  curable.
C  curable, incurable, and loss in value due to any cause.
D  incurable.
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