Property Valuation
An Alaska duplex rents each unit for $1,200/month. Comparable duplexes sell at a GRM of 120. The estimated value is:
A$144,000
B$216,000
C$288,000✓ Correct
D$360,000
Explanation
Total monthly rent = $1,200 × 2 = $2,400. Value = GRM × Monthly Rent = 120 × $2,400 = $288,000.
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