WorksheetsPop Quiz 2
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 27mins
The ratio of the annual property tax on a property to the market value of the property; the actual tax rate times the assessed value, divided by market value
Cash Flow Rate
Discount Rate
Effective Tax Rate
Equity Yield Rate
Yield rate of return on equity Capital
Equality Yield Rate
Equity Yield Rate
Effective Tax Rate
Yield rate earned for a given capital investmet over the period of ownership
Effective Interest Rate
Equity Yield Rate
Interest Rate
Internal Rate of Return
Expresses the relationship between the income of a property, or portion thereof, and the value of the property - (a) Rate
Ratio of land income to the value of the land is called? - (a) Rate
Rate of capitalization used in "Ellewood" mortgage-equity appraising
Depreciation Rate
Composite Rate
Equity Yield Rate
The degree or lessening in value of an object or property; usually applied on an annual scale - (a) rate
A rate of return used to determine value - (a) rate
Equivalent of NOI plus annual ad valorem property Taxes
Net Income Before deducting for Recapture NIBR
Net Income Before deducting ad valorem property Taxes NIBT
Equivalent of NOI plus annual property Taxes
Net Income Before deducting property Taxes NIBT
Net Income Before deducting for Recapture NIBR
Annual net income remaining after deducting all operating expenses, but before deducting financial charges such as recapture or debt service (select all that apply)
Net Income Before deducting property taxes NIBT
Net Operating Income NOI
Net Income Before deducting for Recapture NIBR
Net Income Before Depreciation NIBD
The appraisal principle that value depends on the expectation of benefits to be derived in the future. - Principle of (a)
This principle, as used in appraising, is that the greatest value in property will occur when the type and size of improvements and uses are proportional to each other as well as to the land - Principle of (a)
Asserts that all markets are in a continual state of transformation. According to this principle, properties generally go through the three stages of development (integration), maturity (equilibrium or stasis), and old age (disintegration or decline). - Principle of (a)
States that the value of a group of properties will rise to its highest possible level in an area where architectural styles are reasonably homogenous and surrounding land uses are compatible with the use of the specified properties. - Principle of (a)
Holds that the worth of an inferior property is increased by its proximity to better properties of the same use class. - Principle of (a)
A superior property loses value when located in an area of inferior properties of the same use class - Principle of ___
Change
Anticipation
Regression
Progression
Requires an appraiser to measure the value of any improvement to a property by the amount it contributes to market value, not by its cost. - Principle of ___
Conformity
Contribution
Competition
Balance
The direct ratio reflecting the relationship between a single year's NOI expectancy and the total property price or value
Overall Yield Rate OYR
Property Yield Y
Recapture Rate RCR
OverAll Rate OAR
1) Measures income attributable to both land and improvements, that is, to the whole property, and 2) reflects both the return on investment and the return of the investment in any wasting asset.
Overall Yield Rate OYR
OverAll Rate OAR
Yield rate of return on total capital invested
OverAll Rate OAR
Overall Yield Rate Y
Yield Return Rate
Provides for a return or recapture of the investment over the property's economic life (select all names applicable)
Yield Rate
Sinking Fund Factor
Investment Recapture
Discount Rate
A rate to allow for future replacement of a wasting asset.
OverAll Yield Rate
Recapture Rate
OverAll Rate
Factor Rate
The concept that land should not be valued on the basis of one use while the improvements are valued on the basis of another, land and improvements should be valued on the basis of the same use.
Continous Use
Competition
Consistent Use
Principle of value that states that when the amount of a property of a certain type offered for sale is large in relation to demand, prices will fall; prices will rise when the opposite situation prevails.
Consistent Use
Contribution
Anticipation
Competition
This principle states that no buyer will pay more for a good than he or she would have to pay to acquire an acceptable substitute of utility in an equivalent amount of time. - Principle of ____
Conformity
Balance
Anticipation
Substitution
What are the 4 Agents of Production (select all that apply)
Food
Land
Labor
Capital
Management
States that as quantities of 1 productive factor or service increase, the quantities of other productive factors remaining fixed, the resulting additional increments of product or output will decrease after a certain point.
Law of increasing and decreasing returns
law of decreasing returns
principle of substitution
agents of production
This principle entails 1) identifying the most appropriate market and next.. 2) the most profitable use within that market. The concept is commonly discussed in connection with underutilized land.
Highest and Best Use
Increasing and Decreasing Returns
Supply and Demand
Capitalization
ratio of income derived from the building to the value of the building - (a) Rate
Yield rate earned for a given capital investment over the period of ownership
Internal Rate of Return IRR
Interest Rate IR
Effective Tax Rate ETR
Land Capitalization Rate LCR
Income rate reflecting the relationship between a single year's pre-tax cash flow expectancy and the equity investment - _______ ____ Rate
(a)
The minimum rent stipulated under a percentage lease
Contract Rent
Base Rent
Ground Rent
Market Rent
Excess Rent
The rent est. by a lease of other agreement or contract. Used to est the fact that the actual rent designted, or contract rent, may differ from market rent.
Contract Rent
Base Rent
Ground Rent
Market Rent
Excess Rent
Part of the contract rent which is in excess of the economic rent at the time of the appraisal.
Contract Rent
Base Rent
Ground Rent
Market Rent
Excess Rent
portion of the total rent imputable to the underlying land; rent paid for the right to use and occupy land
Contract Rent
Base Rent
Ground Rent
Market Rent
Excess Rent
The rent that a property would most probably command if offered on the open market, as indicated by current rents being paid for comparable space, as of the effective date the appraisal.
Contract Rent
Base Rent
Ground Rent
Market Rent
Excess Rent
Additionl rent paid under a percentage clause in a lease that is above the guaranteed minimum rent.
Contract Rent
Base Rent
Overage Rent
Market Rent
Excess Rent
Rent paid in accorance with the terms of a percentage clause in a lease, usually with a guarenteed minimum.
Percentage Rent
Overage Rent
Market Rent
Excess Rent
Income generated by the operation of the real property that is no derived directly from space rental
Net operating Income
Market Income
Overage Income
Service Income
Reversion is handled ______ in Yield Capitalization than in Direct Capitalization
similarly
differently
