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State Allegations Minnesota Unlicensed Activity, False Advertising, Failure to Respond in Time Specified Louisiana Failure to Pay Customary and Reasonable Fees North Carolina Failure to Pay Appraisers on Time Tennessee Failure to Submit Biannual Certification Maryland USPAP violations – Brian Coester *Allegations do not constitute an admission or finding of guilt. Read each Consent…
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>> See Past News Editions >> Click to Print Protect your license and your livelihood with the Expert’s Guide by Tim Andersen, MAI. Click now 2015 AMC Guide Increase orders, turn down low-fee AMC work. Click now What if it Can’t be Supported? Your Value as a…
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>> See Past News Editions >> Click to Print Protect your license and your livelihood with the Expert’s Guide by Tim Andersen, MAI. Click now 2015 AMC Guide Increase orders, turn down low-fee AMC work. Click now Editor’s Note: This article, taken from the print edition of…
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>> See Past News Editions >> Click to Print Protect your license and your livelihood with the Expert’s Guide by Tim Andersen, MAI. Click now 2015 AMC Guide Increase orders, turn down low-fee AMC work. Click now Bank’s Letter to Appraiser Started Off With… by Richard Hagar, SRA…
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>> See Past News Editions >> Click to Print Protect your license and your livelihood with the Expert’s Guide by Tim Andersen, MAI. Click now 2015 AMC Guide Increase orders, turn down low-fee AMC work. Click now Editor’s Note: This important decision affects in-house appraisers at any…
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Working RE Spring 2015 Find these articles in the new edition of Working RE. OREP insureds enjoy the print magazine included with their member benefits. • Living with Collateral Underwriter • Extracting an Adjustment – One Way to Measure • Oregon Board Sanctions AMC • CU: Seeing What Lenders See • Understanding USPAP: Part 2 • Appraiser Efficiency: CU Tips…
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Discovery in an ongoing appraiser lawsuit against a bank and an AMC uncovers troubling evidence pointing to continued pressure on appraisers to “hit value.”
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An appraiser's analyses of a market or submarket is only as complete as the data the appraiser analyzes. Generally, the more data the appraiser analyzes, the more thorough, complete, and market-based are the appraiser's opinions and conclusions.
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