Kansas RMA Eligibility Practice Exam

In a multi-parcel sale, how is the numerator of the ratio formed?

The certified values are added together The assessed value of the largest parcel The average of parcel values The sum of sale prices

Correct Answer:

The certified values are added together

Explanation:

In a multi-parcel sale, you’re assessing the whole transaction against official valuations. Each parcel has a certified value, and to represent the total value of the bundle, you add these certified values together. That sum becomes the numerator because it captures the complete, standardized value for all parcels involved, rather than relying on individual sale prices, the largest parcel alone, or an average that would dilute the total value. So the numerator reflects the combined certified value of every parcel in the sale.

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