Deck 17: Appraising Special Ownership and Interests
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Deck 17: Appraising Special Ownership and Interests
1
The value of the lessee's interest in real property can be measured by capitalizing the difference between the contract and market rents.
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2
According to HUD, mobile homes constructed after 1976 are properly classified as manufactured homes.
True
3
The owners of row houses and townhouses usually own the individual lot where the unit is located.
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4
The landlord's interest in investment property is called the leasehold estate.
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5
Planned unit developments usually involve common areas and homeowners' associations.
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6
A gross lease requires the tenant to pay all operating expenses.
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7
A condominium unit may be described as the ownership of an airspace combined with a joint ownership of the land and the common areas.
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8
The benefits that belong to the leased fee interest include the lease income and the rights to the reversion.
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9
Eminent domain appraisals involve essentially the same general purpose as other appraisals; the estimate of market value.
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10
In mortgaged property, the market value of the lender's real property ownership interest can be less than the remaining balance on the loan.
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