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The fair market value is generally determined based on comparable sales of similar properties, income the property generates, and the cost of replacing the property minus depreciation. These are commonly referred to as the SalesComparisonApproach, Income Approach, and Cost Approach respectively.
On the other hand, Market Value takes into account the more specific circumstances of a sale, and is used for the intention of liquidation. Similar to Fair Market Value, Market Value uses a salescomparisonapproach of recent, actualized sales to determine the value.
This is because we use different approaches for determining fair market value and replacement value. When determining fair market value, we use the salescomparisonapproach to analyze comparable sales data (i.e., Generally, replacement value exceeds fair market value. sold prices). current asking prices).
Market Analysis: Appraisers analyze the local real estate market, considering factors like supply and demand, market trends, and recent property sales. This analysis helps them arrive at an accurate valuation. Report Generation: Once all data is collected and analyzed, appraisal professionals generate a detailed appraisal report.
Approaches to Value : The appraiser uses one or more established methodologies to arrive at a property’s value. The cost approach estimates the cost to reproduce or replace the improvements, minus all forms of depreciation, plus the value of the land.
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