Property Valuation
When valuing a property with a 'view easement' granted to a neighboring lot, the appraiser should:
AA. Ignore the easement entirely
BB. Analyze the easement's impact on the burdened property's value (negative) and potentially the benefitted property's value (positive)✓ Correct
CC. Always add value for the view easement
DD. Deduct a fixed percentage regardless of market data
Explanation
An easement that restricts the burdened property (e.g.
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