Property Valuation
An interim use of a Utah property occurs when:
AA property is used for its highest and best use immediately
BA property is used for a temporary purpose while awaiting a more productive use in the near future✓ Correct
CA property is vacant and generating no income
DA property is under construction
Explanation
Interim use refers to the best temporary use of a property while waiting for the market to develop enough to support the property's true highest and best use. The interim use still maximizes value given current conditions.
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