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Residential Site Valuation and Cost Approach

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Course overview

This course focuses on the valuation of vacant land parcels and the development of the cost approach. Create a current cost estimate using market extraction, discover effective interview techniques, and explore information provided by professional cost data sources. An in-depth case study takes you from the origin of the appraisal assignment to a final value estimate using various cost approach applications.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Michigan Board of Real Estate Appraisers

Real Estate Appraiser - Certified General

15h Qualifying Education

Real Estate Appraiser - Certified Residential

15h Qualifying Education

Real Estate Appraiser - Limited

15h Qualifying Education

Real Estate Appraiser - State Licensed

15h Qualifying Education

New Hampshire Real Estate Appraisers Board

Apprentice Appraiser

15h General

Certified Residential Appraiser

15h General

Licensed Residential Appraiser

15h General

Disclosure statements

  • Identify all steps in completing a cost approach. The step-by-step process of estimating current construction cost is the focus.
  • Recognize how to use data sources and the comparative-unit method of cost calculation.
  • Apply the age-life and market extraction methods of estimating depreciation.
  • Apply the breakdown method of estimating depreciation, including physical deterioration, functional obsolescence, and external obsolescence.
  • Recognize elements of cost approach summation, including reconciliation of depreciation estimates.
  • Identify residential site valuation principles and how they relate to the concept of market analysis and the development of a highest and best use conclusion.
  • Identify the elements of comparison and the units of comparison as they are applied in the sales comparison approach for estimating site value.
  • Recognize steps in the extraction and allocation methods of site valuation.
  • Reconcile multiple site value indications to a final opinion of site value.