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i <br />f - <br />All 3 approaches- were considered but file income and sales compa68oiX RwQach were not used. The . <br />Appraiser relied on the cost approach. The sales data collected was used 4 dtwlopiug the cost-"loch <br />model. The coimp8ialiles used were in relatively good condition. Ad of 1(/a do�vnroc+artl of list <br />pricing ric' were made to. appliances andlawn mowers. Other ad}usi =ts v* made to freight costs wbam <br />the comparables did not advertise this cost. <br />«,M*etn*+�, major household appliance <br />TheI,g/P)sl data covers household institdtional furniture <br />, garden °t <br />manufacturing, computer & Peripheral OTI-ent �tifsturing- .Iaana <br />manufacturing. These charts do not indicate�the date obtained but iodic to-"Ail. indexes are subject to <br />revision four months ager original publication A chart of the soinparabi-data for fiuniture; apPS'aa s, <br />lawn mowers, electronics and computers was P?'esented- <br />photos or support comparables mentioned in the report was presented to fire Special <br />None of the backup p . rt). <br />t . The tenser stated that the supporting <br />&lagistate at this hearing (Exhibit B of the Apgr 'sisal )repo) AISP . . <br />data is located in the Appraiser's work file. , discussed the stores bt#siness model, leasing pno9CSs, <br />assets. The raiser also <br />determination of rental <br />condition tot to mit B ofJ�AppraiW <br />presented an <br />ddressed <br />Report reflects how each of the 8 Criteria factors wZs consider <br />The Agent believes-that the PA did not consider all%rms of obsolescence. The percent good in DOR and <br />IlMMguidelines are derived. from Marshall f& Swl#t (M&S), wych dpes not meet the $ Criteri faciars. <br />Elis' appraisal model does cover all forms of obsolescence. The AMaiser *d 1,200 data points to support <br />lstables. The Agent presented multiple pages from the M&S manual dated -November, 2014 discussing <br />obsolescence and how it is considered in their tables. <br />The Agent's requested values are as follows: <br />0 <br />Petition No.40 $413,451 a <br />PetitionNo.M $352,3591 <br />Petition NOW $444,057 <br />i <br />PetitionNo:ft $537,981 <br />Petition No.M $407,7481 <br />Petition NoW $651;903 <br />Petition MAW $245;0821 <br />Petition No. (® $790,265 <br />The $25,000 exemption will be applied to each of the values. <br />Rebuttal <br />The PA questioned the Agent and the, Appraiser about the removal. of the upcharge and how that was <br />developed, The Agent stated that there is a slight markup for the distrib;center. The Appraiser made <br />an adjustment based 9n the original cost reported on the return The PA not receive any economic data <br />and det=rained that would tot apply. In reviewing the data points, there wise only 10 furniture sales, with <br />the rest marked unsold, The PA also questioned the condition codes usedfby the Appraiser, the source of <br />the negative price column and the 10% adjustment.=& to electronics. $ased on all of the adjustments <br />being made by the Appraiser, the PA questions the reliability of the va"t� developed. In the Appraiser's <br />report, the furniture is the only asset type witli a condition code column 710 IAA's tables are consistent. <br />i <br />-59- <br />