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What if there are no reasonably comparable sales?

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What if there are no reasonably comparable sales?

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We will then consider all other factors that may affect the market value of your property. The cost to replace your building(s), less any depreciation, plus the value of the land could be used to estimate market value. For rental properties, the income and expenses could be considered.