Property Valuation
In Kentucky, when appraising a historic property in Bardstown, the appraiser may consider the value contribution of:
AThe historic designation as potentially adding value through tourism appeal and preservation benefits✓ Correct
BThe historic designation as always a negative because of renovation restrictions
CIgnoring the historic status entirely
DUsing only the cost approach due to the unique nature
Explanation
Historic designation can add value (tourism appeal, tax credits, preservation prestige) or reduce value (renovation restrictions), depending on market reaction. The appraiser should analyze market data to determine actual impact.
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