I think those weakness and loopholes are called appraisers.:icon_lol:They are smart enough to know the weaknesses and loopholes in the system and where to pull the strings.
I think those weakness and loopholes are called appraisers.:icon_lol:They are smart enough to know the weaknesses and loopholes in the system and where to pull the strings.
Ah, the heck with it. Turn it all over to the computers. That way they can be programmed exactly the way the "authorities" require. No need to worry about ethics or judgement. No need to worry about portals or voodoo software. No bad attitudes or concerns about the price of gas or Skippy. Just run a nice statistical analysis and get a number. That's all anyone needs anyhow.
Yeah, so. By my estimate, the first professional appraisers were probably the Roman tax collectors who did an ad valorem on travellers. I think "pressure" started from the first day even before the first "client." Do you think the ASB can wave a wand and make it all go away?Give me a break, it's a no brainer pressure is being applied.
Sure, they could issue appraiser stamps.The ASB and other agencies could try supporting appraisers for a change
Isn't that already the status quo, whether an "agency" publishes it or not? Then the client moves on to someone else who solves their problem.and publish that as long as an appraiser "offers" to upload the appraiser's original PDF version from that appraiser's normal software.... the fact the client on the other end turned that offer down is THAT CLIENTS PROBLEM!
Yeah, so. By my estimate, the first professional appraisers were probably the Roman tax collectors who did an ad valorem on travellers. I think "pressure" started from the first day even before the first "client." Do you think the ASB can wave a wand and make it all go away?
Ceasar was the client...there is always as client or there wouldn't be any reason for providers.
I'm sure their pressure was greater than ours, at least we don't die on the cross IF we say no. Some will just die a slow death from starvation!
Sure, they could issue appraiser stamps.
Kewl, maybe they'll be collectors items one day!
Perhaps the powers that be over USPAP could try throwing their influence around Washington and put some pressure there instead of wasting its breath on clarifying comp checks ARE appraisals.
Isn't that already the status quo, whether an "agency" publishes it or not? Then the client moves on to someone else who solves their problem.
Solve their problem or give them what they want? Talking about residential lending.![]()
Pressure probably came from the intended users as well, perhaps a different forms of pressure.Ceasar was the client...
Pressure probably came from the intended users as well, perhaps a different forms of pressure.

