Property Valuation
In Kansas, 'functional utility' in appraisal refers to a property's ability to:
AGenerate income for its owner
BFunction adequately for its intended use as judged by current market standards✓ Correct
CComply with all building codes
DProvide utility services to the neighborhood
Explanation
Functional utility is the ability of a property to perform its intended function as viewed from the standpoint of today's market — a home with outdated features has lower functional utility.
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