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When a comparable sale used in an appraisal was not an arm’s length transaction, this affects the:

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C) highest and best use of the subject property.

Non-arm's length transactions require adjustment as they may not reflect true market value.

Answer Options
A
demand for the subject property.
B
value of the subject property.
C
highest and best use of the subject property.
D
scarcity of the subject property.
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