Property Valuation
A Nebraska appraiser uses a 'before and after' method. This is commonly used for:
ANew construction appraisals
BPartial takings in eminent domain cases✓ Correct
CRenovation projects
DInvestment property analysis
Explanation
The 'before and after' method compares the value of the entire property before and after a partial taking (eminent domain). The difference represents just compensation for the part taken plus any damage or benefit to the remainder.
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