Your client is considering buying three adjacent lots with specific sizes. If the total street frontage of the lots is needed, which is the correct total?

To determine the total street frontage of the three adjacent lots, you need to sum the individual frontages of each lot. Each lot will have its own specific width facing the street, and by adding these widths together, you arrive at the total street frontage.

If the total calculated street frontage comes to 446 feet, this value signifies that all the lot widths have been accurately assessed and totaled. Accurate measurement of lot frontages is essential in real estate as it impacts property value, zoning, and potential use of the land.

The other options represent different total frontages that may arise from miscalculations in adding up the widths of the lots. They could result from incorrect measurements or adding extra widths that don’t exist in the provided lots. Always ensure that you double-check the measurements of each lot to provide an accurate total, reaffirming the necessity of careful data collection in real estate appraisals.