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Published by OREP, E&O Insurance Experts | October 9, 2012 |
Environmental Hazards Impact on
Value
Environmental hazards and appraiser due diligence, is it really better to be lucky than good?
Appraisers have been
lucky when it comes to due diligence on environmental hazards--but
in an era of retro-forensic reviews where lenders are attempting to
recover losses from appraisers--can appraisers continue to count on
their luck?
In
Environmental Hazards Impact On Value,
Francis X. (Rich) Finigan, a
renowned instructor and Education Director of
Calypso Continuing
Education, will share key strategies for environmental due
diligence, making the right disclosures, and dodging the inevitable
liability bullet.
According to
Environmental Data Resources (EDR, as many as 85% of properties
appraised in the United States have potentially sensitive
environmental sites within a half a mile--but is it enough for
appraisers to simply disclaim "none obvious"?
Appraisers have
been sued for failing to effectively report environmental
hazards--don't be the next statistic.
You don't need to be an
environmental expert to conduct
appropriate environmental due diligence, make the right disclaimers,
and stay out of trouble.
Attend the Live
Presentation and learn how!
Date: November
13th, 10-11 a.m. PST
(11-12 p.m. MST, 12-1 p.m. CST, 1-2 p.m. EST)
Sign-Up
Today!
*The entire webinar will
be recorded, so if you can't attend live, sign up anyways and we'll
send you the recording!
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