Property Valuation
In New Mexico, which factor would an appraiser NOT typically consider when adjusting comparable sales?
ALocation differences
BSeller's personal preference for the buyer✓ Correct
CPhysical differences (square footage, condition, amenities)
DFinancing concessions that affect the sale price
Explanation
Personal preferences of the seller are subjective and irrelevant to market value. Appraisers adjust for objective, market-recognized differences between comparables and the subject property.
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