Property Valuation
In West Virginia real estate appraisal, 'functional obsolescence' refers to:
APhysical deterioration from age and wear
BA loss in value due to outdated design, features, or layout that diminishes utility✓ Correct
CExternal factors such as a nearby industrial plant reducing value
DThe annual depreciation allowed for tax purposes
Explanation
Functional obsolescence is a loss in value caused by deficiencies in design, layout, or features that are outdated by current standards, such as inadequate electrical capacity or only one bathroom in a large home.
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