An appraiser is developing an opinion of market value for a 20-unit apartment building. The appraiser finds three comparable sales with the following information: Sale 1: 18 units, sold for $1,800,000; Sale 2: 22 units, sold for $2,200,000; Sale 3: 24 units, sold for $2,280,000. Compute the sale price per unit for each comparable, then take the unweighted arithmetic average of those three per-unit prices. What is that average?

Which statement best defines a hypothetical condition under USPAP?

According to the Competency Rule, if an appraiser lacks the knowledge and experience to complete an assignment competently, which action is NOT acceptable?

A hypothetical condition differs from an extraordinary assumption in that a hypothetical condition:

An appraiser is competent to appraise single-family homes but receives an assignment to appraise a shopping center. To achieve competency, the appraiser could:

An appraiser must disclose in the certification whether they have:

A client-imposed requirement — 'use only comps from our approved list' — is best described as:

What is the key difference between a hypothetical condition and an extraordinary assumption?

A client asks for a current-effective-date appraisal of land as though commercial zoning were already in place, although the appraiser knows the current zoning is residential. Assuming the premise is appropriate and produces credible results, how should it be treated?

Under USPAP’s Ethics Rule, which statement best describes when confidential information or assignment results may be disclosed?

An appraiser values property for estate-tax purposes as of the owner’s documented actual date of death six months ago. What does the past valuation date represent?