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An appraiser has just concluded that a property would most probably sell on the open market for $75,000. The appraiser also determined that the property would probably sell for $60,00 if it were sold in a foreclosure auction. The owner-occupant is a manufacturer who claims that he can "prove" from his company's operating records that the property is "worth" $90,000. Moreover, he bought it just six weeks ago (after occupying it as a tenant for several years) for $83,500. The appraiser's client, who is considering buying it, maintains that it is "worth" no more than $65,000 to him. What is the liquidation value?$90,000.00$65,000.00$60,000.00$83,500.00
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