- Joined
- Jan 4, 2002
- Professional Status
- Retired Appraiser
- State
- Florida
Lee Ann,
Sorry, I thought I had already answered this. I guess I forgot to click the "post" button.
Anyway, I corrected the typo, thanks for finding it!
As far as having two different search methods, it is not possible. I could have it where only the appraiser whose office is within the zip code that is entered turned up. Or I could have it where the appraiser who serves the zip code that is entered turns up.
Obviously to limit the search only to the appraiser whose office was within the zip code inputed would serverly limit the number of appraisers returned, and in lots of cases would result in no appraisers being returned for a search. Think about it. Most counties have many zip codes, which is a small area in a county. However most appraisers serve several counties. Which is the best indicator? To me, it is the counties that the appraiser serves.
Thanks for your input!
Sorry, I thought I had already answered this. I guess I forgot to click the "post" button.
Anyway, I corrected the typo, thanks for finding it!
As far as having two different search methods, it is not possible. I could have it where only the appraiser whose office is within the zip code that is entered turned up. Or I could have it where the appraiser who serves the zip code that is entered turns up.
Obviously to limit the search only to the appraiser whose office was within the zip code inputed would serverly limit the number of appraisers returned, and in lots of cases would result in no appraisers being returned for a search. Think about it. Most counties have many zip codes, which is a small area in a county. However most appraisers serve several counties. Which is the best indicator? To me, it is the counties that the appraiser serves.
Thanks for your input!
