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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Discussion and Resources for Appraisers

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“One of the best courses that I have had in 17 years!” -Amy H > Become an OREP Member: Enjoy 14 Hours FREE CE >> Editor’s Note: To help you stay up-to-date and connected, OREP/Working RE has established a Coronavirus (COVID-19) Discussion and Resource Page where you can share your thoughts, experiences, advice and… Read More

Appraiser’s (Changing) Role

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At the heart of the issue seems to be the increasingly central role that technology is playing in the profession. Read More

Building a Secure Appraisal Business

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"I think too often as appraisers we severely limit ourselves into what we can or can't do and define the services we can offer to the marketplace far too narrowly." Read More

Fannie Mae and the Future: Recruiting New Appraisers

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Does Fannie Mae see a future for appraisers? Read More

Thriving in a Post-FIRREA World

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"In a post-FIRREA world, clients must want to employ appraisers." Read More

Listening to Appraisers

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“One of the best courses that I have had in 17 years!” -Amy H.> Switch to OREP E&O Insurance: Enjoy Free 14 Hours of Free, Approved Continuing Education >> Take OREP/Working RE’s Bifurcated Appraisal Survey Listening to Appraisers by David Brauner, Senior Broker OREP & Publisher Working RE Mag. It is the goal of… Read More

Appraising “Bifurcated”

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Appraising has evolved over the years; now it is changing. Read More

Why “Bifurcated” Won’t Work

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They are hoping that the rest of us will "get on board" with their new "better" process. Read More

Inside Access to Fannie Mae’s Complaint Process

> The Appraiser Coach > AMC Guide > OREP E&O ★★★★★ “They are knowledgeable, professional, and understand urgency.” – Joe Thweatt Inside Access to Fannie Mae’s Complaint Process by Isaac Peck, Publisher For the last three years, there’s been plenty of rumors and anecdotal reporting about the flood of state board complaints filed against appraisers… Read More

De Minimus Raised

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Appraiser News Editions, Real Estate Appraisers

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Since 1994, an appraisal is required for any federally-related residential real estate transaction at or above the de minimus threshold of $250,000. Now, 25 years later, the de minimus has finally been raised to $400,000. Read More