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- Feb 14, 2002
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- Certified Residential Appraiser
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- Louisiana
Pretty impressive, but it missed the cost approach isn't a thing for resi condo reports. Either way, credit where credit is due, it picked up on the conflicting statements.
That part's on me - I didn't add the CA sentence...Pretty impressive, but it missed the cost approach isn't a thing for resi condo reports. Either way, credit where credit is due, it picked up on the conflicting statements.
Well, the first highlighted sentence was a violation of logic as is the second one.I wonder if an AI review can pick up on this twisted boilerplate in a condo report I ran across recently:
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That reminds me of when LSI used to demand the cost approach be added to condo assignments, it had to be squeezed in or put in an addendum. True professionals.Pretty impressive, but it missed the cost approach isn't a thing for resi condo reports. Either way, credit where credit is due, it picked up on the conflicting statements.
It also missed that the occupancy of the subject shouldn't be the reason either.Pretty impressive, but it missed the cost approach isn't a thing for resi condo reports. Either way, credit where credit is due, it picked up on the conflicting statements.
It's great at this sort of thing, pop this into Gemini 3 with an appropriate prompt.I wonder if an AI review can pick up on this twisted boilerplate in a condo report I ran across recently:
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Edit: Ale beat me to it. AI excels at data parsing and image classification.It's great at this sort of thing, pop this into Gemini 3 with an appropriate prompt.