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In the sales comparison approach, if a comparable property has a feature that the subject property lacks, the appraiser should:

Correct Answer

B) Subtract value from the comparable property's sale price

In the sales comparison approach, adjustments are always made to the comparable, not the subject. If the comparable has a feature the subject lacks, the appraiser subtracts the value of that feature from the comparable's sale price to make them more equivalent.

Answer Options
A
Add value to the subject property
B
Subtract value from the comparable property's sale price
C
Ignore the difference
D
Discard the comparable

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Related Topics:

CBS-rulecomparable-selectionpaired-sales-analysisnet-adjustment

Key Terms:

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