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What does verification of a comparable sale involve beyond confirming the price?

Correct Answer

D) Confirming terms, conditions of sale and the property

Why this is correct: Verification requires confirming all relevant sale details: price, terms, conditions, concessions, property characteristics, and parties to ensure it's an arm's-length transaction. Why the other choices are wrong: Seller consent is not required. The appraiser's fee is irrelevant. Recording all party names may be part of verification but is not the primary goal. Exam tip: Verification means confirming the sale was arm's-length and the property as reported.

Answer Options
A
Obtaining the seller's written consent to use it
B
Establishing the appraiser's fee for the analysis
C
Recording the names of all parties for the file
D
Confirming terms, conditions of sale and the property

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Why this is correct: Verification requires confirming all relevant sale details: price, terms, conditions, concessions, property characteristics, and parties to ensure it's an arm's-length transaction. Why the other choices are wrong: Seller consent is not required. The appraiser's fee is irrelevant. Recording all party names may be part of verification but is not the primary goal. Exam tip: Verification means confirming the sale was arm's-length and the property as reported.

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