Commonly Used "" Appraisal Terms

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  • Ad Val Orem tax

    Taxes assessed based on the value of the land and improvements.

  • ACRE

    43,560 square feet. A measurement of area.

  • Absorption Rate

    The ratio of the number of properties in an area that have been sold against the number available. Used to show the volatility of a market.

  • Abstraction Method

    This method of estimating the value of property uses similar properties available in the same market to extract the value of a parcel of land.

  • Accessory Building

    A building separate from the main structure on a property. Often used for a specific purpose, such as a workshop, storage shed or garage.

  • Accretion

    The natural growth of a piece of land resulting from forces of nature.

  • Actual Age

    The amount of time that has passed since a building or other structure was built. See also: EFFECTIVE AGE.

  • Addendum

    A supplement to any document that contains additional information pertinent to the subject. Appraisers use an addendum to further explain items for which there was inadequate space on the standard appraisal form.

  • B Term

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