IMPROVEMENT-VALUATION Sample Clauses

IMPROVEMENT-VALUATION. (a) The Appraiser shall consider the Cost Approach, Market Approach, and Income Cost, replacement costs shall be derived from cost within Volume I and III of Wisconsin Assessor’s Manual. (b) In using the cost approach for agricultural outbuildings, the current replacement cost shall be determined for all sound buildings. Buildings in poor condition having little or no value shall be physically described and listed as having “No Value” or given an appropriate sound physical value. (c) In using the cost approach for mercantile improvements, proper base cost shall be selected as appropriated and adjusted to adequately reflect variations from base building cost. (d) Local modifiers shall be used in determining all current replacement costs. Local modifiers and cost appearing in the Assessor’s Manual shall be adjusted when documented by an analysis of current construction costs and market sales data. Records shall be prepared and left with the Municipality to account for any adjustment made. (e) All accrued depreciation, including physical deterioration, functional obsolescence and economic obsolescence, must be accurately documented by the market and deducted from current replacement costs. (f) In the evaluation of improvements by the Income Approach, adequate records shall be prepared for each improvement so values showing the determination of value, a reconstruction of income and expenses, estimate of remaining economic life, and capitalization rate. Capitalization rates used shall be accurately documented by the market.
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IMPROVEMENT-VALUATION. Tyler proposes to follow the guidelines listed below in determining improvement revaluation:
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IMPROVEMENT-VALUATION. 1. Base Rates - Time required to develop tentative market base rates for all I improvement types, utilizing sales of particular properties or in absence of sales an approved cost index service.
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IMPROVEMENT-VALUATION. 1. Base Rates 2. Factors
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