
Land, Acreage and Equestrian Property
How land and horse property are appraised: legal access, slope, utilities, zoning, highest and best use, and barns valued for what they contribute.
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Appraising Land and Horse Property: Access, Slope, Barns and Lot Use
9 min read
- 01Why land and horse property need a different method
- 02Highest and best use comes first
- 03The four questions that decide a land value
- 04Site value, excess land and surplus land
- 05Barns, arenas and stalls: contributory value, not build cost
- 06Agricultural preserve status
- 07Where a Certified Residential assignment ends
- 08Thin sales, the county line and what is not an appraisal
- 09What to send before the inspection
- 10Fees, time and the next step
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