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The sales comparison approach adjusts for differences by:

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B) Adjusting the comparable properties

Adjustments are made to comparable properties to make them equivalent to the subject property.

Answer Options
A
Always adjusting the subject property
B
Adjusting the comparable properties
C
Averaging all properties
D
Using only identical properties
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