General Appraiser Site Valuation and Cost Approach


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This course provides an in-depth look at developing a cost approach for non-residential real property appraisals. The six methods of site valuation are illustrated and explained. Illustrations and examples are offered of the three methods of cost estimation: comparative unit, unit-in-place, and quantity survey methods. Detailed cost workups will be studied using Illustrations from the Marshall & Swift Valuation Service. Then, the three methods of estimating depreciation (age-life, market extraction, and breakdown methods) will be examined in detail. All of these topics will be expanded through the use of helpful case studies and case problems. There is a required three-hour comprehensive proctored examination at the end that must be taken in a monitored classroom setting

Chapter List:

  • Chapter 1 - LAND AND SITE APPRAISALS
  • Chapter 2 - PHYSICAL AND LEGAL FORCES AFFECTING LAND AND SITE VALUES
  • Chapter 3 - ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL FORCES AFFECTING LAND AND SITE VALUES
  • Chapter 4 - SITE VALUATION METHODS
  • Chapter 5 - PRACTICE PROBLEMS AND CASE STUDY
  • Chapter 6 - COST APPROACH, CONCEPTS, AND DEFINITIONS
  • Chapter 7 - REPLACEMENT/REPRODUCTION COST NEW
  • Chapter 8 - MARSHALL VALUATION SERVICE
  • Chapter 9 - MARSHALL & SWIFT COMMERCIAL ESTIMATOR 7
  • Chapter 10 - DEPRECIATION
  • Chapter 11 - BREAKDOWN AND MARKET EXTRACTION METHODS OF DEPRECIATION
  • Chapter 12 - CASE STUDY
  • Chapter 13 - CONCLUSION

Reviews:

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Chris / Georgia
05/15/2013
Great online course. Easy to follow, challenging.


Robert / Mississippi
04/26/2013
Good course. I learned quite a few things that I didn't know going into this course.


Nicole / Missouri
03/18/2013
I enjoyed the course. I thought the course material was relevant and easy to understand. My only complaint is that several of the calculations were wrong.


Matthew / California
02/10/2013
It's great.


Andrew / New Jersey
01/06/2013
Great course and easy to understand.


Ronald / Wisconsin
09/13/2012
Very good introductory course that covered all the main bases with good examples and an easy to read style


David / Colorado
07/07/2012
Very informative


Morris / Illinois
04/29/2012
No Comment


Scott / Illinois
01/05/2012
It certainly got the job done. No serious complaints.


Lawrence / Georgia
12/18/2011
I found this General Cost Course complete and thought provoking. If one way doesn't work, there is always another. Albeit it may be the harder way!

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