Valuation and Market Analysis Flashcards

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A set of vocabulary flashcards covering the principles and methods of real estate appraisal and market analysis.

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Appraisal

The process of determining the fair market value of real property, which must be performed by a licensed or certified appraiser.

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FHA and VA

Specific government lending programs that require formal appraisals by licensed or certified appraisers.

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Broker Price Opinions (BPOs)

A professional estimation of property value by a broker for lenders during foreclosure or short sales; it is less formal than a full appraisal.

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Appraisal Process Step 1

Define the appraisal problem.

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Appraisal Process Step 2

Determine the scope of work.

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Appraisal Process Step 4

Apply valuation approaches, which include sales comparison, cost, and income analysis.

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Appraisal Process Step 5

Reconcile values for the final estimate.

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Supply & Demand

An economic principle where scarcity increases the value of a property.

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Highest & Best Use

The legal use of land that results in it being the most profitable.

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Substitution

An economic principle stating that property value is influenced by the values of comparable properties.

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Contribution

An economic principle where the value of an improvement is based on the worth it adds to the property.

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Depreciation

The loss of property value resulting from wear, age, or obsolescence.

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Sales Comparison Approach

A valuation method that uses recent comparable sales, known as "comps," to estimate value; it is considered ideal for residential homes.

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Cost Approach

A valuation method based on the replacement cost minus depreciation; it is ideal for unique buildings such as churches, schools, and new construction.

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Income Analysis

A valuation approach that estimates value based on potential income generation, used for rental properties and commercial buildings.

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Comparative Market Analysis (CMA)

An agent-prepared informal valuation that uses similar recently sold properties to help set a listing price.

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Automated Valuation Method (AVM)

A computer-generated valuation, such as a Zillow estimate, based on data algorithms and used for quick estimation rather than official appraisal.