Determining value of homes for elderly persons
Source:
Section 308.490 — Determining value of homes for elderly persons, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors308.html
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Notes of Decisions
Where property value is determined using income approach that deducts for depreciation, no adjustment should be made for effect government use restrictions have on property value. Gangle v. Dept. of Rev., 13 OTR 343 (1995)
Requirement that in lieu of replacement value county assessor “shall consider” listed evaluation methods made use of evaluation method optional, but did not make inclusion of identified deductions optional when method was used. Gangle v. Dept. of Revenue, 320 Or 494 887 P2d 784 (1995)
Special assessment is available without regard to financial means of elderly persons served by home. Polk County v. Dept. of Revenue, 14 OTR 476 (1998)
Determination of income that could reasonably be expected if building is leased or rented to general public requires consideration of rent that building could obtain in open market without regard to fact property is devoted to housing elderly. St. Catherine’s Residence, Inc. v. Dept. of Revenue, 14 OTR 500 (1998); Hope Village, Inc. v. Dept. of Revenue, 17 OTR 370 (2004)
Legislative declaration that ordinary valuation methods are inappropriate with respect to homes for elderly indicates that income approach to valuation should be given substantially greater weight than sales comparison approach. Polk County v. Dept. of Revenue, 14 OTR 566 (1999)
Determination of amount for which property may be exchanged requires ordinary sales approach with sales of comparable elderly housing properties used where available. Hope Village, Inc. v. Dept. of Revenue, 17 OTR 370 (2004)
To determine gross income, deduction for annual operating expenses, reserves for replacement and insurance and depreciation are allowed only if related to hypothetical rental of housing to public generally. Hope Village, Inc. v. Dept. of Revenue, 17 OTR 370 (2004)
Market-derived capitalization rate to be used in determining expected gross income is rate for general housing properties, with property taxes included as element in rate. Hope Village, Inc. v. Dept. of Revenue, 17 OTR 370 (2004)