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An exterior-only appraisal is sometimes described by which term?

Correct Answer

B) A drive-by appraisal assignment

Why this is correct: A 'drive-by appraisal' is a common term for an exterior-only inspection where the appraiser views the property from the street but does not enter the interior. The interior condition is based on an extraordinary assumption or other data. Why the other choices are wrong: 'A hybrid appraisal assignment' typically involves a combination of traditional appraisal and alternative data sources, not solely an exterior inspection. 'A desktop appraisal assignment' involves no physical inspection at all. 'A value acceptance determination' is a lender's process, not an appraisal type. Exam tip: Exterior-only = Drive-by. No inspection = Desktop.

Answer Options
A
A hybrid appraisal assignment
B
A drive-by appraisal assignment
C
A desktop appraisal assignment
D
A value acceptance determination

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Why this is correct: A 'drive-by appraisal' is a common term for an exterior-only inspection where the appraiser views the property from the street but does not enter the interior. The interior condition is based on an extraordinary assumption or other data. Why the other choices are wrong: 'A hybrid appraisal assignment' typically involves a combination of traditional appraisal and alternative data sources, not solely an exterior inspection. 'A desktop appraisal assignment' involves no physical inspection at all. 'A value acceptance determination' is a lender's process, not an appraisal type. Exam tip: Exterior-only = Drive-by. No inspection = Desktop.

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