Appraisal Process
FAQ #4: Are Appraisals Part of the Public Record?
FAQ #4 Are Appraisals Part of the Public Record? Have you ever wondered if the tax assessor gets a copy of your appraisal? Or
January 26, 2023
FAQ #4 Are Appraisals Part of the Public Record? Have you ever wondered if the tax assessor gets a copy of your appraisal? Or
Welcome to the November edition of our blog series, The Loan Officer’s Guide to Appraisals. If you’ve been following our blog, you know that all
This entire year, I’ve been blogging once a month with the purpose of assisting loan officers to better understand the appraisal process. So far, we’ve
Competency, as defined by the Google Dictionary, is “the ability to do something successfully or efficiently.” Competency is a tough beast to wrangle though, because
Every time I appraise a property, my appraisal has conditions that impact the scope of work and the type of report I complete. In this
In this blog post – which is part eight of our Promoting Public Trust series – we’ll be looking at the topic of readdressing an
In this blog post, which is part 7 of our 12-part series on Promoting Public Trust, we’ll look at a few areas within USPAP that
Bias. The word itself is just ugly, isn’t it? It’s negative. It connotes everything that someone should not be. To be labeled as biased is
In this blog post, which is part four in our 12-part series on Promoting Public Trust, we will introduce the topic of confidentiality. This very
In our introduction to this blog series, we explained the basics of USPAP, and what it means to promote and maintain public trust. In case
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