For forty years successive editions of The Appraisal of Real Estate have provided real estate professionals with everything they need to know about the valuation of real property. This classic text reveals all the facets of the profession, explaining in precise detail how appraisers go about their craft. The beginning of the text illuminates basic economic theory and the workings of real estate markets. Following a concise, accurate discussion of land description and building construction, the stage is set for in-depth coverage of highest and best use analysis, site valuation, and the application of the cost, sales comparison, and income capitalization approaches to value. In addition to the essentials you would expect from the definitive source of real estate appraisal information, the tenth edition of The Appraisal of Real Estate contains a wealth of new material on subjects of contemporary importance. Readers will gain insight into state licensing and certification, appraisal legislation and regulation, professional liability, appraisal review, environmental hazards, federal monetary policy, and ongoing events in the thrift industry. With useful appendixes on professional practice, legislation, and quantitative analysis as well as financial tables and an extensive bibliography, The Appraisal of Real Estate, tenth edition, brings the valuation of real estate into focus.

The Appraisal of Real Estate

Business & Money

Appraisal Institute

Economics

Appraisal Inst

Book by Gimmy, Arthur E., Benson, Martin E.

Golf Courses and Country Clubs: A Guide to Appraisal, Market Analysis, Development, and Financing (0628M)

Gimmy, Arthur E.

Benson, Martin E.

Shopping Center Appraisal and Analysis provides an overview of the various types of shopping centers and their related investment markets as well as detailed information on local economic, market, and marketability analysis techniques. Extensive coverage is given to the physical characteristics of shopping center sites and buildings and the valuation techniques applied to appraise them.

Shopping Center Appraisal and Analysis

Rabianski, Joseph

Vernor, James D.

This popular text explains the traditional analysis of undeveloped acreage and examines new methodology for the valuation of proposed and completed subdivision projects. It also describes the market analysis required for these complicated investments and the importance of estimating the timing of cash receipts and disbursements. Financial modeling techniques are demonstrated in a comprehensive case study.

Subdivision Analysis

Martin, Robert S.

Lovell, Douglas D.

Complete dictionary of real estate terms. 1993 edition also includes coverage of recent legislation, regulatory guidelines, and government agencies affecting real estate appraisal, as well as many new entries relating to market analysis, special property types, and real estate organizations.

The Dictionary of Real Estate Appraisal

Stephanie (ed.) Shea-Joyce

Reference

The Appraisal of Outdoor Advertising Signs

Sutte, Donald T.

Real Estate

Book by Fanning, Stephen F., Grissom, Terry V., Pearson, Thomas D.

Market Analysis for Valuation Appraisals

Stephen F. Fanning

Rates and Ratios is a unique, compact reference source for real estate appraisers, review appraisers, and others who use appraisal reports in their work. The text provides descriptions of more than two dozen rates and ratios commonly applied in capitalizing property income and a series of examples demonstrating how rates can be extracted.

Rates and Ratios Used in the Income Capitalization Approach

Clifford E. Fisher Jr.

A handy reference for algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and the mathematics of finance,Mathematics for Real Estate Appraisers reviews all the basic forms of mathematical problem solving using specific appraisal applications and examples. Readers will review how to solve equations, measure areas, and apply the six basic financial function formulas. A brief overview of statistics and statistics terminology is also provided.

Mathematics for Real Estate Appraisers: An Appraisal Institute Handbook

Unusual residential properties, such as homes in transitional neighborhoods, houses with atypical features, and mansions, present unique problems for residential real estate appraisers. Appraising the Tough Ones: Creative Ways to Value Complex Residential Properties identifies factors that can make a residential property complex and presents nine specific techniques that can be used to address problems such as the scarcity of comparable sales, the possibility of rezoning and alternative uses, and the need to consider specially defined markets and values.

Appraising the Tough Ones: Creative Ways to Value Complex Residential Properties (0654M)

Harrison, Frank E.

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