Property Valuation
In Hawaii, what adjustments does an appraiser make when using the sales comparison approach?
AA. Adjustments to the listing price of unsold properties
BB. Adjustments to comparable sale prices to account for differences with the subject property✓ Correct
CC. Adjustments to the assessed value based on tax records
DD. Adjustments based only on square footage differences
Explanation
The appraiser adjusts comparable sale prices upward or downward to account for differences in features (size, condition, amenities) relative to the subject property.
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