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Functional obsolescence in a South Dakota property might be caused by:

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C) A home with only one bathroom serving four bedrooms

Functional obsolescence is a loss in value due to outdated or inadequate features within the property itself. A four-bedroom home with only one bathroom has a poor room layout that does not meet current market expectations, reducing its appeal and value.

Answer Options
A
A nearby factory emitting pollution
B
A cracked foundation from age
C
A home with only one bathroom serving four bedrooms
D
Rising interest rates

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Key Terms:

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