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AMC hires Convicted Felon as Property Data Collector
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Mejappz
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their modernization inspection program will lead to a final act...another TAF FAQ
It’s coming. Open up your wallet Dave is hungry.
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It’s coming. Open up your wallet Dave is hungry.
Appraisal Standards Board Adopts New Edition of USPAP
New edition will be effective January 1, 2024
The Appraisal Standards Board today voted to adopt the Fifth Exposure Draft of proposed changes to the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). The new edition will be available this fall and will become effective on January 1, 2024. Unlike previous editions, it will not have an end date.
“Conducting this comprehensive review and revision of the Ethics Rule will benefit the profession and the public,” said Appraisal Standards Board Chair Michelle Czekalski Bradley. “The Board was pleased by the results of this process and feels that this new edition of USPAP will be an asset to appraisers and the public alike who are seeking to gain a better understanding of an appraiser’s ethical obligations and requirements under fair housing laws and regulations. Bias and discrimination have never been permitted by our standards, and now that is clear to all who read them.”
All exposure drafts are developed by the Appraisal Standards Board and released for public comment. Successive exposure drafts are updated and released based on public comments on previous drafts.
...they just want you to work with the unethical...and smile
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Actually a State License will give them more credibility because when appraisers complain all the GSEs and Lenders will have to say is hey he is a State Licensed inspector -- H-Ha-Ha and we all know it will be a 50 multiple choice test which anyone and $200 bucks will be able to pass.
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I can see every old Realtor and every retired appraiser lined up to take the Inspector Licenses 
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Hey, you're on to something here.....I can see every old Realtor and every retired appraiser lined up to take the Inspector Licenses
FAQ's: Do I have to take the inspector license test even though I'm a licensed, SRA appraiser with multiple years of experience?
Answer: Of course you old fool. On top of that, you will be required to take 7 hrs. of USPIP (Uniform Standards of Inspector Practice) because it's a great money maker and we know you're desperate.
The main purpose of USPIP will be the public trust and to get those pesky home owners to let you in the house.
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With over a Million Members you know NAR is loving this
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