Property Valuation
Seasonal and vacation properties in Maine are typically valued using which primary approach?
ACost approach only
BIncome approach
CSales comparison approach✓ Correct
DAssessed value approach
Explanation
Vacation and seasonal properties in Maine are primarily valued using the sales comparison approach, as comparable sales of similar recreational properties in the area best reflect market value.
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