Property Valuation
In the sales comparison approach, Wisconsin appraisers make adjustments when:
AThe comparable is larger — adjust the subject up
BThe comparable has a feature the subject lacks — adjust the comparable down✓ Correct
CThe subject has a pool the comparable lacks — adjust the subject down
DAll comparables must be adjusted the same amount
Explanation
When a comparable has a feature the subject property lacks (making the comparable superior), the appraiser adjusts the comparable's sale price downward to equalize the comparison.
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