Property Valuation
Interim use in appraisal refers to:
AThe current use while awaiting higher and best use development✓ Correct
BA temporary use while the building is under construction
CThe use mandated by current zoning
DAn illegal but tolerated use of property
Explanation
Interim use is a temporary use of land that is not its highest and best use but represents the best use pending development to the highest and best use. Land may be used for farming while awaiting commercial development.
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