Real Estate Math
A Kansas property has an assessed value of $28,000 (at 11.5% of appraised value). What is the appraised value?
A$243,478✓ Correct
B$322,000
C$280,000
D$196,000
Explanation
Appraised value = Assessed value / Assessment ratio. $28,000 / 0.
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