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To Estimate Value of SOmething |
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To convert future income to current Value |
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Properties similar to the subject property that have sold recently. |
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Land Value plus current construction cost minus depreciation |
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The Financial Institution's Reform,Recovery an dEnforcement Act Of 1989 |
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Gross Rent Multiplier(GRM) |
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A number that is multiplied by a property's gross rent to produce an estimate of the property's worth. |
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A method of valuing a property based on
$Monetary
returns it can be expected to produce. |
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A method of valuing property based on recent sales of similar properties. |
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- Cash price a willing buyer and seller would agree upon.
- given reasonable exposure to market place
- full information as to the personal uses of property
- No undue compulsion to act
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Expenditures/spending neccessary to maintain production of income. |
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Scheduled Gross/Projected Gross |
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Estimated rent that a
FULLY OCCUPIED PROPERTY
can be expected to produce on annual basis. |
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What are the 3 approached to estimating value? |
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Market approach
Income Approach
Cost approach |
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Market Value-Fair Market Price |
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highest price a property can bring:
- Payment made in cash
- Property is exposed on open market reasonble time
- Buyer/seller fully informed to market conditions/uses
- Neither under abnormal pressure to conclude transaction
- Seller is able to convey title
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(Market Approach)
What is Adjusted market price? |
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When adjustments for comps are totaled and either added or subtracted from its sales price. |
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Market Approach
What is Correlation? |
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When appraiser give more weight to more similar properties and less to others. |
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Subdivided lots for commericial industrial or apartments usually appraised and sold on square foot basis.
Unsubdivided and rural valued sold by acre. |
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Depth adjustment that appraisers use when valuing vacant lots
States land at back is worth less than land at front. |
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Competitive Market Analysis |
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(variation of comparision)
By looking at similar home that has sold recently plus those listed that did not sell or expired. |
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Gross rent multipliers: How? |
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Divide sale price of property by its gross annual rent.
EX: if building grosses 100k and sold for $700k
Gross Multiplier is 7 |
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Gross Rent Multipliers
What is Weakness |
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GRM overlooks that If 2 properties gross 100k and one has more expensives and overlooks the expected life span of building. |
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Explain Cost Approach
For Properties where market approach inapproriate. |
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- Estimate value of land
(valued as vacant using market comparison approach)
- Cost of constructing similar building @todays cost
- Calculation of wear and tear
- Depreciation is subtracted from todays construction cost to give the current value.
- Add thei to land value.
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Reproduction cost is the cost at todays prices of constructing an exact replica of the subject improvements using same or similar materials |
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Replacement Cost (Cost Approach) |
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Replacement cost is the cost at todays prices and using todays methods of construction for an improvment having the same or equilvalent usefulness as the subject property. |
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What are the 3 kinds of depreciation?
(Cost Approach) |
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- Physical Deterioration
- Functional Obsolescence
- Economic Obsolescence
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What is Functional Obsolescence |
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Results from outmoded equipment, Faulty or outdated design, inadequate structual facilities,overadequate facilities. Can be divided in to curable and incurable.
Curable=Fixed reasonable cost.
Incurable is you have to live with it |
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Final step in cost approach |
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After calculating current construction cost
of the subject improvments and
estimating amount of depreciation,
next step is to
subtract the amt of depreciation
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current construction cost--> to get the depreciated value of improvments. This is added to value of land. This total is the value of property by cost approach. |
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Income Approach
Useful for $Investors$
What is Income approach
Market Approach useful for home sales.
Cost Approach Useful for someone planning to build.
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Income Approach considers the
$$$$$$$$$
return a property can be expected to produce and convert that into a value of the property should sell for. |
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Income approach Calculations
Income diveded over what? |
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Income
_________ =Value
Rate
Income divided by rate equals VALUE! |
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PROJECTED OPERATING STATEMENT
(Income $ Approach) |
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Historical data blended with current operating experience of similar buildings in order to estimate what the future will bring. This result is a projected operating statement. |
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Estimated rents that property can be expected to produce is called what term?
(Income approach) |
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Projected gross
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Scheduled Gross |
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What are some steps n Income Approach?
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- Look at /create Projected Operating Statement.
- Itemize anticipated Operating Expenses
- To be continued
(Note Improvements not classified as EXPENSIVES *improvments increase usefulness which increases rent and value$) |
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What are Reserves for Replacement
(Income Approach) |
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Established for Items that do not require spending of cash for each Year.
Lobby Furniture/furniture etc.. |
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Income Approach
What is Net Operating Income? |
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When operating expense total is subtracted from effective gross income.
The balance remaining is the
Net Operating Expense |
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Income Approach
What is Operating Expense Ratio? |
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Obtained by dividing the total operating expenses by the effective gross income.
*The resulting ratio makes a good yardstick against similar properties |
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Income Approach
Explain Steps |
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Look at income/expenses for property 3-5 years for a Projected operating Statement which starts off showing projected gross. (2)Itemize anticipated expenses
(3) Operating expense total is subtracted from effective gross income to get net operating income. Then operating expense ratio is calculated by dividing total oper. expenses by effective gross income,and final step is to capitalize the net operating income
income/rate=Value
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Two or more adjoining parcels are combined into one large parcel is called ..... |
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ASSEMBLAGE
LIKE ASSEMBLINT THOSE PARCELS TOGETHER LOL.... |
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Increased value of the large parcel over and above the sum of smaller parcels is called? |
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Is what a structure is worth if has to be removed and taken elsewhere, in whole or dismantled for parts.
(usually low cuz labor COSTS) |
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When ever supply and demans are unbalanced because of excess supply
is a seller or buyers market.
Hint excess supply? |
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BUYER MARKET
Buyer can negotiate prices n terms pimp like LOL |
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When demand exceed supply
Sellers have the upperhand> |
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Broad market means that buyers and sellers are in market at? |
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Few buyers and few sellers in market at same time.... |
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What is the 4 characteristics of Value |
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Demand for the stuff(LOL)
Scarcity
Utility
Transferable |
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Characteristic of value Explain
Demand*utility*Scarcity*transferable |
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Demand=NEED OR DESIRE(sounds freaky) coupled with purchase power to fill it...
Utility is ability of a good or service to fill that need
Scarcity means there must be a short supply relative to demand---less stuff HIGHER VALUE!!!!!
Transferable a good or serivce must be transferable to ahev value to anyone other than person possessing it. |
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Principles of Value Principles of Anticipation |
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Principles of Anticipation
What a person will pay for a property depends on the expected benefits from the property in future.
Investor anticipatin his Paper-LOL
Home owner anticipating getting sheltor, pride of ownership.... |
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Principle of Competion recognizes that where substantial Paper/$
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Competition WILL be encouraged |
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(Applied to Real Estate)
Principle of Supply n Demand
Ability of people to pay for land coupled with _____________ |
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Relative scarcity of land.... |
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Principle of Diminishing Marginal Returns
AKA PRINCIPLE OF CONTRIBUTION
*Relationship between added ____($HINT)
and the value it returns. |
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COST
(It tells us to invest dollars whenever they return more than $1 of value and to stop when each dollar invested returns less than dolla in value) DUh..who wants to lose? |
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Principle of Conformity
Hint Value Homogeneity Hood |
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Maximum value is realizes there is a reasonable degree of homogeneity in a neighborhood.
A $200k house would be out of place in a hood of $90k houses |
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Value given to property by county tax assessor for purposes of PROPERTY TAXATION$$$ |
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ESTATE TAX VALUE
(hint: Deceased person's?) |
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Estate Tax Value
is the value that the FEDS and
State Taxation authorities established for a deceased persons property that must be paid.
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Insurance Value
Hint :replace property |
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Insurance value is concerned with the cost of replacing damaged property
Differs from market in two ways
1. Value of land is not included (only structures are destructable)
2. Amount of coverage us based on replacement cost of structure... |
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Principle of Substitution |
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States maximum value of a property in the market place tend to set by the cost of purchasing an equally desirable substitute property provided no cost delay is encountered in making the substitution
Substitution set an upper limit on price.. |
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APPRAISAL FOUNDATION
A private foundation that....
(hint)standards and certifications) |
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- Purpose is to establish Uniform appraisal standards
- Set aapropriate criteria for the certification of qualified appraisers
- Maintain appropriate systems for certification of appraisers
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Appraisal Foundation 2
Established 2 sub-comittees
Hint:Qualifications vs Standards |
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1. Appraisal Qualification Board (Establish Criteria)
2. Appraisal Standards Board
(Sets the Standards)
The Main foundations aim is to spread the qualifications to states goverment entities etc |
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Appraisal Foundation-Federal Regulation
Congress enacted what act of 1989
Note: 1st time in History of establish standards |
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FIRREA
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS REFORM, RECOVERY AND ENFORCEMENT ACT OF 89 |
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Appraisal (Federal)
Congress create the subcomitte to do what? |
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Created the Appraisals Subcomittee
of the Federal Financial Institution exam counsil to establish standards.
This Subcomittee looks exclusively to
Appraisal Foundation for establishing standards under Firrea
(4 Both appraiser qualification/appraiser standards) |
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Appraisal-Firrea
Created mandatory requirements for real estate standards. These requirements are known as:
Hint: USP... |
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UNIFORM STANDARDS OF PROFFESSINAL APPRAISAL PRATICE
U S P A P !
This act requires appraiser undersatnd n correctly use these standards |
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Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Pratice
USPAP
Specializes requirements for appraisers
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Analysis of market data be within one year for 1-4 family residential homes
Within 3 year for all other property |
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Appraisal must conform to standards by USPAP
(unless priciples of safe and sound banking require compliance with stricter standards)
Be written (duh) and contain suffiecient information analysis to support the institute decision to make loan.
Analize/report appropriate deductions/discount for proposed construction
Be based on the difinition of market value as defined under law
Appraisal must be done by state licensed or regulated in accordance to appraisal regulations |
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Appraisals are required for all real estate transactions..(keep people HONEST)
What are some of the conditions for appraisal Hint: $ amounts |
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- 1,000,000.00 or more transactions
- Non residential transactions of $250,000.00 or more
- Complex residential transactions of $250,000.00 or more
EXCEPTIONS: UNDER 250,000.00 OR LESS
lIEN ON REAL ESTATE WHICH HAS BEEN TAKEN BY COLLATERAL IN AN ABUNDANCE OF CAUTION, A TRANSACTION SECURED BY A LIEN ON REAL ESATE THAT HAS BEEN TAKEN FOR PURPOSES OTHER THAN A REAL ESTATE'S VALUE AND CERTAIN BUSINESS LOANS |
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Appraisal Uspap
set forth some standards for appraisal report.....
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- Identify/describe real estate bieng appraised
You could appraise wrong prop and miss ^%$!! up!
- State the real property interest being appraised
- State the purpose and intended use of the appriasal
(no shady shit)
- Define the value to be estimated
- State the effective date of the appraisal and report
- State the extent of the process of collecting/confirming/and reporting data
- State all assumptions and limiting condtions that affect the analyses, opinions and conclusions
- Describe the information considered, appraisal procedures followed and reasonings that support the analyses/opinions/conclusions
- Describe appraisers opinion to highest n best use if neccessary
- Explain/support the exclusions of any of the usual valuation approaches
- Describe any additional information that may be appropriate to show complaiance
- Include signed certification
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Formats of Appraisal reports
There 3 Traditional formats |
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Letter
Form
Narrative Report(Longest most formal) |
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Real Estate Analysis
Hint: info not related to estimating value |
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An analysis is the act or process of providing info/recommendations/conclusions on diversified problems in real estate other than estimating value can include a number of different analysis:cash flow/investment/market
Has about five guidelines though see other card |
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Real Estate Analysis
5 guidelines |
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- Clearly identify client objective
- Define the problem and purpose and intended use for analysis
- Collect, verify and reconcile any data to be included
- Apply appropriate tools of analysis to data collected
- Base all projections of analysis on reasonably clear and appropriate evidence
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Texas has adopted the Appraiser Qualification board federal standards and has established 5 categories of appraisers. |
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Certified General Real estate Appraiser
Certified Residential Real estate Appraiser
State licensed Real Estate Appraiser
Provisional License Real Esate Appraiser
Appraiser Trainee |
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Texas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board
Talcb |
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Created to recommend education,experience and continuing education requirements for certification
Governor appoints 8 members 4 must be appraisers and 4 public members
9th will be the executive secretary of Texas Veteran land board
Talcb is an independent subdivision of
TEXAS REAL ESATE COMMISSION |
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TEXAS REAL ESTATE COMMISSION
Responded to Appraisal Foundation by passing rules govering appraisals/prop analysis to be made by all licensees n make Texas in compliance of new federal rules:
There are 2 exceptions
The new regulation doesnt apply to: |
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Statement of opinion of value of real property given by licensee in connection with seeking obtaining a listing contract
Price comparisoin of similar (CMA)properties provided as part of other brokerage business for purpose of determining a listing, selling or rental price for a specific property.
So a licensee can provide info and estimate value without regulation if a written statement says this is an opinion of value and not considered an appraisal..... |
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After all the adjustments are made to a comparable property is vlaue for appraisal purpose is know as ... |
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Value of vacant land is states as |
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Square foot
acre
Front Foot |
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Rent a property can be expected to produce on annual basis is know as |
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Projected gross
scheduled gross |
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Operating expense ratio of a building is determined by dividing the TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES BY THE |
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADDED COST AND VALUE ITS RETURNS IS KNOW AS THE PRINCIPLE OF |
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- DIMINISHING MARGINAL RETURNS
- CONTRIBUTION
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