Property Valuation
An Ohio appraiser uses the sales comparison approach. Which of the following adjustments is made to the COMPARABLE sale, not the subject?
AThe subject has a feature the comparable lacks — add to the subject
BThe comparable has a feature the subject lacks — subtract from the comparable✓ Correct
CThe subject is superior — add to the comparable
DThe comparable is inferior — subtract from the subject
Explanation
All adjustments in the sales comparison approach are made to the comparable, not the subject. If the comparable has a feature the subject lacks (comparable is superior), subtract from the comparable's price.
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