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You are appraising a residential subject property that is in good condition and has 4 bedrooms....

You are appraising a residential subject property that is in good condition and has 4 bedrooms. Your best comparable sale sold three months ago for $100,000. This comparable is in excellent condition and has 3 bedrooms. Prices have increased by 1% per month since the sale took place. An extra bedroom adds $8,000 in value, and houses in excellent condition are worth $6,000 more than those in good condition. What is the adjusted sale price for this comparable, taking into account all adjustments including time?

A)105,000

B) 98,000

C)101,000

D)107,000

E)103,000

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Here, we have to find the adjusted price of Comparable which is three bedroom and sold for 100000 three month before.

Price is increasing 1% per month.

Means, in 3 months, price has been increased by 3%

Hence, Adjusted sales price of Comparable (3 bedroom) = 100000*(1+3%)

Hence, Adjusted sales price of Comparable (3 bedroom) = 103000

Correct option will be E)103000.

keosha answered 2 years ago
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