TJSum
Elite Member
- Joined
- Nov 12, 2007
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Maryland
WE have been quoted lines 298 and 299 from USPAP several times.
But let us keep reading, lines 303-305;
"Care should be exercised in the selection of the form, style, and type of medium for written records, which may be handwritten and informal, to ensure that they are retrievable by the appraiser throughout the prescribed record retention period."
Yes we can debate until the cows come home on what this means, like any legal document, that is what the courts are for, but usually when the court decisions are made, they base their decisions on the INTENT of the law which I would think is rather evident.
But let us keep reading, lines 303-305;
"Care should be exercised in the selection of the form, style, and type of medium for written records, which may be handwritten and informal, to ensure that they are retrievable by the appraiser throughout the prescribed record retention period."
Yes we can debate until the cows come home on what this means, like any legal document, that is what the courts are for, but usually when the court decisions are made, they base their decisions on the INTENT of the law which I would think is rather evident.
Last edited: