Is it a USPAP violation to omit something from an appraisal or report? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser’s Advocate, tackles this question to give you some insight into what your scope of work should be.
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Just how detailed are questions from the state appraisal board? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser’s Advocate, provides you some details, as well as a secret about whistling!
Do toddlers drive you nuts? Actually, they may set an example for us appraisers. The Appraiser’s Advocate, Tim Andersen, shows you why. Thanks for listening!
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What is in your certification? Does it help you or hurt you? One of the benefits consulting Tim, a USPAP expert, is learning which parts of your appraisal and report are USPAP compliant. Your certification is full of information! Do you know what it is you’re certifying?
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Just what is an appraiser’s responsibility on a Purchase and Sale agreement? Is the number on it what we are supposed to hit to keep the client happy? Or is it merely another data point to analyze on our way to a credible value opinion? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser’s Advocate, covers this timely topic so you can answer the question!
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Really! Appraisals and Appraisal Reports are confidential, even though the borrower gets a copy. And Tim Andersen, The Appraiser’s Advocate, shows you how that confidentiality helps to protect you!
Are your appraisal reports internally consistent? Tim gives you some advice on the matter
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What a broker or the seller thinks about the price of real estate is, to us appraisers, about as useless as steaks at a vegan’s birthday.
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So, what IS in your workfile? Why it is there (or not there, as the case may be)? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser’s Advocate, breaks it all down for you in this podcast. Tim makes it clear what MUST be in your workfile, as well as why it must be there! And why must all that
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YOU know what you mean when you write your appraisal report. But is what you meant clear to the Client? If it’s not, and the Client nicks you for it, do you take it as a leaning experience, or bitch about it on social media? Tim Andersen, The Appraisers Advocate, USPAP instructor and guru, and
