Finance
A NH commercial real estate appraisal ordered for a business acquisition loan will typically use which value standard?
AInsured value
BMarket value (or market value as encumbered, depending on the assignment)✓ Correct
CAssessed value
DLiquidation value
Explanation
Commercial lenders typically require an appraisal estimating market value of the real property (and often the business value separately). The value standard depends on the assignment conditions and lender's requirements.
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