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In Texas, functional obsolescence includes:

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B) Outdated floor plan or features

Functional obsolescence is loss in value due to outdated design or features within the property.

Answer Options
A
Nearby highway noise
B
Outdated floor plan or features
C
Deferred maintenance
D
Economic decline of the area
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