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An extraordinary assumption relied upon in an assignment must be handled how?

Correct Answer

D) Disclosed, with a statement it might affect results

Why this is correct: An extraordinary assumption is a condition assumed to be true for the appraisal that, if false, could alter the appraiser's conclusions. USPAS requires it to be disclosed, and the report must state that the results might be affected if the assumption proves incorrect. Why the other choices are wrong: Approved in writing by the client beforehand may be good practice but is not the USPAS handling requirement. Removed before the report may be delivered is incorrect; assumptions can be used if properly disclosed. Supported by at least one comparable sale is not a requirement for an extraordinary assumption. Exam tip: For an extraordinary assumption, always disclose and state the potential impact.

Answer Options
A
Approved in writing by the client beforehand
B
Removed before the report may be delivered
C
Supported by at least one comparable sale
D
Disclosed, with a statement it might affect results

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Why this is correct: An extraordinary assumption is a condition assumed to be true for the appraisal that, if false, could alter the appraiser's conclusions. USPAS requires it to be disclosed, and the report must state that the results might be affected if the assumption proves incorrect. Why the other choices are wrong: Approved in writing by the client beforehand may be good practice but is not the USPAS handling requirement. Removed before the report may be delivered is incorrect; assumptions can be used if properly disclosed. Supported by at least one comparable sale is not a requirement for an extraordinary assumption. Exam tip: For an extraordinary assumption, always disclose and state the potential impact.

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