24 Hour Appraisals

[cashcatz]

Between our new 24 hour appraisal launch and UAD 3.6, the next 12 months will be an era of some of the biggest changes in the appraisal industry in decades There will be two types of appraisers… | Brian Zitin

Between our new 24 hour appraisal launch and UAD 3.6, the next 12 months will be an era of some of the biggest changes in the appraisal industry in decades There will be two types of appraisers during this era 1.) The appraiser who understands technological innovation is inevitable, adapts...

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[alebrewer]

Yeah - Brian's definitely adding to the chasm (intentionally I might add):

 

[chad hampton]

What state is Brian licensed in? Or is he another tech bro who’s in an industry he knows nothing about?

 

[BRCJR]

What state is Brian licensed in? Or is he another tech bro who’s in an industry he knows nothing about?

is brian zitin a licensed or certified appraiser in any state

ChatGPT said:​

I wasn’t able to find any credible information indicating that a "Brian Zitin" is a licensed or certified real estate appraiser in any U.S. state.

Here’s what I found:

• There is an entity named Appraisal Marketplace, LLC, registered in New Hampshire, where a Brian Zitin appears as both Manager and Member, with a listed address in Boston, MA New Hampshire Company Directory.
• However, no records surfaced in the Appraisal Subcommittee's Individual Appraiser Public Database (which tracks licensed/certified appraisers across states) under the name "Brian Zitin." Searches for similar-sounding names (e.g., Brian Chandler, Brian Donegan, Brian Johnson) produced results, but none match "Brian Zitin."

is he associated with reggora

ChatGPT said:​

Yes — Brian Zitin is indeed associated with Reggora. He is a co‑founder of the company and currently serves as its CEO.

Here’s what the sources reveal:

• A BostInno article confirms that Brian Zitin and Will Denslow are the founders of Reggora, a company focused on streamlining the appraisal process via software.reggora.com
• Reggora’s profile on Forbes also lists William Denslow and Brian Zitin as co‑founders, noting their startup journey beginning at Boston University.Forbes
• A press release on Reggora’s site highlights that Brian Zitin (CEO) and Will Denslow (CTO) were named in Forbes 30 Under 30 for Enterprise Technology.reggora.com
• Additional coverage indicates Brian Zitin regularly appears as the CEO and Co‑Founder in media and industry events, such as pitch panels and executive announcements.thebizqube.comreggora.com
• A company listing shows Brian Zitin as the CEO and one of the founders of Reggora, reinforcing his leadership role.Employbl

So, to answer your question directly: Yes, Brian Zitin is not only associated with Reggora, but he is a co‑founder and serves as its CEO.

 

[J Grant]

There would be no 24-hour appraisals if no appraisers agreed to do them - just saying. The profiteers are banking on getting at least some appraisers on board, since without that, 24-hour TT can not be "the future of appraising."

 

[alebrewer]

According to Brian - they're lining up to proffer their signatures.

 

[J Grant]

According to Brian - they're lining up to proffer their signatures.

Well of course he would say that - the pressure to join the herd or miss it. Thought it could be true. IDK.

 

[alebrewer]

Well of course he would say that - the pressure to join the herd or miss it. Thought it could be true. IDK.

He actually posted an email from one appraiser. I'm sure there are no shortage of appraisers trying to figure out something to do with their (now) worthless credential.

 

[J Grant]

He actually posted an email from one appraiser. I'm sure there are no shortage of appraisers trying to figure out something to do with their (now) worthless credential.

The email sounds like a PR move (in my opinion); it sounded very corporate speak, but whatever, if some appraisers want to sign up for it, go for it.

 

[chad hampton]

are PE firms like the mob? What’s the penalty for never paying them back? Being that PE pretty much ruins everything it touches, it’s only a matter of time before all those investment companies bail on the appraisal business. And if we aren’t careful, there will be carnage left behind