Property Valuation
Vermont's 'market rent' analysis for lease comparables examines:
AOnly the subject property's current lease terms
BRental rates for similar properties in comparable locations to establish what the property would rent for in a competitive market✓ Correct
CWhat the tenant is currently paying regardless of market
DThe landlord's desired net yield
Explanation
Market rent analysis surveys comparable rental properties — similar type, size, location, condition — to determine the competitive market rent for the subject property, which may differ from the actual contract rent the current tenant pays.
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