Valuation Bias and Fair Housing Laws and Regulations

[djd09]

they still think you are racists...i'm sorry i don't approve or deny loans...and number hitting is strictly prohibited, right frank?

 

[Francois K. Gregoire]

they still think you are racists...i'm sorry i don't approve or deny loans...and number hitting is strictly prohibited, right frank?

That's not a copy and paste. Big improvement.

 

[djd09]

doesn't the AQB chair's husband teach that class...

 

[Francois K. Gregoire]

doesn't the AQB chair's husband teach that class...

Work on those interweb search skills. I'm not sure AQB Chair, Jerry Yurek, has a husband.

 

[TerryRohrer]

That's not a copy and paste. Big improvement.

Still among the least useful comments seen on the internet on any given day, though. But, credit where credit is due...30,000+ stupid posts in a row has to be regarded as consistent, if nothing else.

 

[djd09]

have you ever seen the all knowing jerry post here i can buy you some tissues like i did with all the other little libs

 

[djd09]

he is like a parrot...copy and paste copy and paste

 

[sputnam]

By the time the state has determined a certain course offering from a specific vendor is acceptable it seems to me that the approval should extend to the course itself, without requiring each applicant to submit for separate approval.

That's how it works here. Once the state has approved the course, the provider sends your completion info to the state and you get the credit. It's only of you take a class that isn't appoved by the state that the individual appraiser has to submit it for credit.

 

[Francois K. Gregoire]

By the time the state has determined a certain course offering from a specific vendor is acceptable it seems to me that the approval should extend to the course itself, without requiring each applicant to submit for separate approval.

This would be the logical solution. Unfortunately, we have government involved.

 

[djd09]

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