Appraisal: a limited form of feasibility analysis

Article Abstract:

A feasibility analysis which is used to estimate the economic considerations involved in a real estate plan, is in many ways like a real estate appraisal. An appraisal is, in fact, a limited sort of a feasibility analysis. The similarities and differences between the two is instructive and useful to persons who do appraisals.

Subdividers and developers, not elsewhere classified, Planning, Real estate investment, Real estate investments, Real estate development, Land use

---

Appraising and underwriting the energy efficient home: the energy mortgage value method

Article Abstract:

In real estate appraisal, standards are sought for deciding on the value of energy saving considerations which have ben incorporated into a structure. One such sort of standard involves measuring the amount of energy saved per month. This is called the Energy Mortgage Value method.

Economic aspects, Housing, Dwellings, Architecture and energy conservation, Energy efficient buildings

---

How to be a winning witness

Article Abstract:

Appraisers have an important function to fulfill in the justice system and a few simple guidelines will make certain that they are prepared to do so properly.

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Mortgage banking: predicting the winds of change. The effects of the amendment of SFAS 65 on mortgage banking
• Abstracts: Accounting for change: professional liability and the recession is forcing accountants to change the way they operate
• Abstracts: The importance of retail tenant type in understanding shopping center rentals. Sense and Nonsense of Regional Economics: Growing Pains in 2001
• Abstracts: Industrial land valuation. The effect of the Investment Tax Credit on commercial real estate values. Ellwood: the language of appraisers

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.