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Because their neighbours have sold their houses recently. So using similar sales as a baseline and then factoring in a few differences between those properties
by kevincox 3y ago
Because their neighbours have sold their houses recently. So using similar sales as a baseline and then factoring in a few differences between those properties and the one that is being assessed is much easier than doing that and then subtracting the built-up value.
Basically all of your data points are the built-up prices. So it is going to be easier to estimate the built-up value than the raw property value. Maybe not much easier, but definitely not harder.
- mactrey 3y agoThen yes, I’ll agree with that. Both can be difficult but valuing just the underlying land is harder.