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IIOICATED VALUE BY SALES COMPARISOI APPROACH ....,...,.,....."........,...,.......,..,.'.,.'.,...".",.,.,.........".,..".,'.,'. $ 47 500
IDICATEO VALUE BY . ICOME APPROACH ( If Applicable) Estimated Market Rent $ N/ A / Mo, x Gross Rent Multiplier N/ A & $ N/ A
This appraisal is made GJ " as is" 0 subject to the repairs, alterations, inspections or conditions listed below 0 completion per plans and specifications.
Comments and Conditions of Appraisal: * See " Additional Features" on front of report form.
Final Reconciliation: The '" OS" ann" h
o,,'" is refZarded as the most reliable means of valuing the sub; ect
n" y"" h",,,..<1" lIn" n in fonninfZ the final oDinion of value.
This appraisal is based upon the above requirements, the certification, contingent and limiting conditions, and Market Value definition that are stated in
o FmHA, HUD &/ 01 VA instructions.
Q Freddie Mac Form 439 ( Rev, 7/ 86)/ Fannie Mae Form 1004B ( Rev. 7/ 86) filed with client 19 _ GJ attached,
I ( WE) ESTIMATE THE MARIET VALUE, AS DEFilED, OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY AS OF Fphrl1:t
: 2'5, II ~ to be $ 6.7 500
ry
I (' M!)certify: that to the best of my ( our) knowledge and belief the facts and data used herein are true and correct; that I ( we) personally inspected the subject property,
both inside and out, and have made an exterior inspection of all comparable sales cited in this report; and that I ( we) have no undisclosed interest, present or prospective
therein. ~ ~
Appraiser( s) SIGNATURE _ _ Review Appraiser SIGNATURE o Did 0 Did Not
NAME T"_ if applicable) NAME ,_, Inspect Prooertv
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o QAnDENDUM I
ZONING, CODE VIOLATIONS,
HIGHEST AND BEST USE,
FUNCTIONAL AND PHYSICAL INADEQUACIES, DEFERRED MAINTENANCE
is defined:
As used in this report, highest and best use
that supports the
1. The reasonable and probable use
of vacant land or improved
highest present value
as defined, as of the date of the appraisal.
property,
of land or
reasonably probable and legal
use
2. The
sites as though vacant, found to be physically poss-
feasible,
ible, appropriately supported, financially
value.
and that results in the highest present land
3. The most profitable use". *
is located is zoned R- 2 ( Multifamily Dwell-
The area in which the subject
of Fort Walton Beach. Currently the subject
ing District) by the City
as a boarding house
and according to Cliff Buffhan,
property is utilized
in R- 2 districts.
the City, that use is allowed
Chief Building Inspector for
the building inspector, and
Mr. Henry Owens
1988 Mr. Buffhan,
On February 25,
property and
of the Fort Walton Beach Fire Department examined the subject
which prevent legal
building code and fire code violations
noted numerous
a boarding house. The violations which were spec-
use of the subject as
ified include the following:
steps required.
1) Entry steps inadequate- permanent
inward- doors are required to open outward.
2) Entry doors open
additional door required.
3) Inadequate building egress-
inadequate- one- hour
fire rating
4) Numerous interior walls
required for interior walls.
152
The Dictionary of Real Estate Appraisal, Pg.
of the
REal Estate Appraisers
American Institute of
Nov. 1986
National Association of Realtors,
ADDENDUM I
I
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5) Interior doors inad~quate~ solid core doors required.
6) Kitchen inadequate- commercial type ventilation system,
automatic fire extinguishing system, automation gas and
electricity shut off systems, door with self closer, etc.
required.
7) No fire alarm system- alarm system with smoke detectors in
each room required.
8) No emergency lighting- AC! DC emergency- exit lighting required.
9) Unused gas line plugged- gas line required to be capped.
10) Combustion air intake for gas wate~ heater partially blocked.
11) Structure wiring inadequate and dangerous.
12) Exterior storage shed located too close to main structure.
observed at the subject property.
Additionally, the following conditions were
1) Paint ~ ailure at gable ends, eave soffits and fascia boards.
2) Cracks in front concrete block wall of main structure.
3) Broken window
