Property Valuation
What is the gross rent multiplier (GRM) used for in Nevada real estate?
ACalculating property tax assessments
BEstimating the value of income-producing property using gross rents✓ Correct
CDetermining the cap rate for commercial properties
DEstablishing the basis for homestead exemptions
Explanation
The GRM is calculated by dividing the sales price by the gross annual (or monthly) rent. It provides a quick estimate of value for income-producing properties and is often used for smaller residential rental properties.
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