Property Valuation
In Maine, which appraisal approach would typically be most appropriate for a 20-unit apartment building?
ASales comparison approach only
BCost approach only
CIncome approach as primary method✓ Correct
DAll approaches given equal weight
Explanation
Income-producing properties like apartment buildings are primarily valued using the income approach (capitalization of NOI). The income approach reflects how investors analyze and purchase income properties.
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