An increase in value that is not caused by anything the owner has done is called an "unearned incremental increase". This increase is due to factors outside the property and beyond the owner's control.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is an unearned incremental increase in real estate?
2. How is an unearned incremental increase different from other types of value increases in real estate?
3. What causes an unearned incremental increase in real estate?
4. Can an owner control or influence an unearned incremental increase in real estate?
5. What factors contribute to an unearned incremental increase in real estate?
7. How does an unearned incremental increase affect the value of a property?
8. Are there any specific conditions or circumstances that lead to an unearned incremental increase in real estate?
9. Can an owner predict or anticipate an unearned incremental increase in real estate?
10. Is an unearned incremental increase in real estate permanent or temporary?