Complaints filed against appraiser Has anyone been in front of the board?

[Zoe]

Hell, let's just pull every appraisal a board member has done in last 5 years along with work file. See what happens.

Other professions do not work like appraisal profession.

 

[Zoe]

AMC's are on boards now. Let's pull every appraisal they have engaged in last year. Work file required. Any valuations with work file required.

 

[glenn walker]

AMC's are on boards now. Let's pull every appraisal they have engaged in last year. Work file required. Any valuations with work file required.

Please Just Stop

 

[djd09]

in the end, value complaints are just a cause and effect situation. don't miss that number

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

let's pull 3,000 appraisals in every state and review them for USPAP violations.

every appraiser in the state would be sanctioned.

 

[Zoe]

every appraiser in the state would be sanctioned.

 

[Zoe]

every appraiser in the state would be sanctioned.

I forgot who I'm dealing with. Your experience is out the roof. Head surfer should give you a medal.

I knew you would catch the ball I threw. You did good.

 

[Zoe]

My point still stands. We can preposition if all AMC and board member's appraisals were pulled for 5 years and congress appointed an independent agency to review those reports for USPAP compliance.

We could analyze potential political conflicts between competitors.

We could analyze many other potential problems with the current system involving clients and boards.

Any user period (intended or not) should be in the mix for potential conflicts.

 

[Zoe]

We could analyze injustice according to other things as far as board penalties. Look at all complaints filed. After all their reports were reviewed (including the board members and AMC's) , the reconciliation part would start.

That's where other professions operate way differently from appraisal profession. They operate pretty much like a worker's union. The appraisal profession does not operate like a worker's union. Nothing like a worker's union.

 

[jay trotta]

My point still stands. We can preposition if all AMC and board member's appraisals were pulled for 5 years and congress appointed an independent agency to review those reports for USPAP compliance.

We could analyze potential political conflicts between competitors.

We could analyze many other potential problems with the current system involving clients and boards.

Any user period (intended or not) should be in the mix for potential conflicts.

Prior to 2008 you could find few complaints (IMO) and in the years moving forward an increase has taken place because of "Lost Focus" as to why we were required to be Certified in the first place. When we get politics/banking & lobbying (group therapy) vs an Independent Contractor, the system becomes flawed towards the larger group (just like bully's) they suck up more air than a single party and therefore, "control" the independent as needed. Can you think of all the violations under that premise ??

IE:
"Honestly, I have never thought about race in any way as I go about my job… until now. The way that this issue has been placed squarely on the shoulders of Appraisers has made us ALL have to think about it, possibly in ways that will restrict our ability to continue to do our job as the one person in a lending transaction that is NEUTRAL.

If I withdraw from an assignment because of Appraiser Independence issues, does that mean that another Appraiser after me may be less experienced or less qualified? Perhaps. And how does that benefit anyone?

Aren’t we all after the most qualified Appraiser? Will this issue make a non-black Appraiser less qualified to appraise the home of a black homeowner? Isn’t that being racially biased?

I’m sure we all as Appraisers have been almost “brainwashed” (for lack of a better term) to be “neutral, unbiased, and not an advocate for any party”. At least that’s what I was trained to do.

Lady B"

At one point I distinctly remember the Board actually reading thru the complaint and either tossing it or finding what they believed was a reasonable complaint. Today it's like everything else, jump on the bandwagon appraiser's are easy targets.