Property Valuation
An Alaska residential lot comparable to the subject sold 18 months ago for $80,000. The market has appreciated 3% per year since then. What is the time-adjusted value of the comparable?
A$82,400
B$83,600✓ Correct
C$84,000
D$84,400
Explanation
Annual appreciation = 3%. Over 18 months (1.
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