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# Uniform Appraisal Dataset 10 Unit Interior
## Unit Interior - Interior Features: Walls and Ceiling
### Report All
**Field ID** | **Answers / Format**
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**Condition Status** | Always required. Choose an allowable answer from table (Walls and Ceiling Condition Status)
**Condition Status** reflects the required repairs, inspections, or completions as if they were completed. The current condition is noted in the Apparent Defects, Damages, and Deficiencies (Unit Interior) subsection. Individual damages must be reported in the Apparent Defects, Damages, and Deficiencies (Unit Interior) subsection.
#### Notes:
- If there are varying condition statuses for the walls and ceiling, choose the one that best explains the Interior Condition Rating.
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### Condition Comment
**Field ID** | **Answers / Format**
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**10.048** | If applicable. Free-form
A brief description of the condition of the walls and ceilings may be provided.
Note: For further expansion of commentary, use Unit Interior Commentary (10.061).
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## Ceiling Style (Choose one or more)
**Allowable Answer** | **Definition / Additional Guidance**
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**Beams** | A ceiling that features exposed joists and/or beams.
**Cathedral** | A ceiling that features two equally sloping sides that meet in the middle and often conforms to the shape of the roof.
**Coffered** | A ceiling that features a series of rectangular, square, or octagon grids with sunken or recessed panels.
**Drop** | A secondary ceiling hung below the main ceiling or joists.
**Flat** | A ceiling with no pitch or change in height.
**Vaulted** | A ceiling that features higher than typical open areas with sloping sides.
**Other (Describe)** | Select Other to enter an answer that is not in the above list.
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## Walls and Ceiling Condition Status (Choose one)
**Allowable Answer** | **Definition / Additional Guidance**
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**New or Like New** | The walls or ceilings are new or like new with no visible signs of use.
Note: This would be the typical answer when New Construction (3.017) is Yes.
**Typical Wear and Tear** | The walls or ceilings are fully functional and exhibit minimal wear and tear, with visible signs of use.
**Damaged and Functional** | The walls or ceilings are damaged and exhibit moderate wear and tear but can still function as intended or designed.
Examples:
- Holes in drywall
- Small pieces of drywall missing
- Wall or ceiling covering materials that are stained or discolored that do not need replacement, only paint or refinishing
**Damaged and Nonfunctional** | The walls or ceilings are damaged and exhibit significant wear and tear to the level that it can no longer function as intended or designed.
Note: If this answer is selected, individual damages and structural issues must be reported in the Apparent Defects, Damages, and Deficiencies (Unit Interior) subsection.
Examples:
- A load-bearing wall that no longer provides adequate support
- Sections of walls or ceilings that are damaged or missing to the extent that the overall livability of the unit is impacted (e.g., exposed wiring, pipes, or duct work)
- Wall or ceiling covering materials that are stained or discolored that need replacement, and cannot be repaired by paint or refinishing
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