DOR Reg CH 9-4(a) (xxxii) "Ratio Study (Sales Ratio Study)": A study of the relationship between appraised or assessed values and market values. Ratio studies evaluate the level and uniformity of the appraisals or assessments. A sales ratio study uses sales prices as proxies for market values, with the appraised/assessed value being the numerator and the sales price being the denominator.
What is a Ratio Study (Sales Ratio Study)?
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