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How would you treat this per ANSI. I have a 2 story property with no basement. It is basically a raised ranch. The first walk in level is family room, bedroom, bath, laundry/utility and built in garage. The second level is kitchen, living, dining, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The entire first floor...

The issue with ACI and ANSI certification I wonder if I am the only one having an issue getting the ACI sketch to show measurements only to the tenth place and not to the hundredth place. Per ANSI guidelines, they only want measurements to the tenth place and not a double-digit to the right of...

ANSI Standard Z765-2021 whole foot measurement question I received the following revision request and wondered if anyone else received anything like it. I know ANSI is new to our profession, but this is the first time I have seen a request of this nature. I measured the house, and it was...

I've read & re-read the ANSI, still I'm unable to find a definitive answer to my question... This is the first time I've encountered this situation since being required to adhere to the ANSI standards. From ANSI: "To be included in finished square footage calculations, finished areas must have...

Hello All, In reflection of the ANSI standards, I'm wondering if any appraiser has considered Cape COD style homes and other similar styles with less than full second stories... not applicable to ANSI standards for the report? I have asked many underwriters, review appraisers, appraisal...

This is my first encounter with this situation with the latest ansi rule so I just want to double check things. I working on a ranch on a slab but the example declaration from the ANSI manual would apply so let's pretend it is as follows: For the above-grade part of the sketch for this, would...

Hello, this is my first time on this forum. I appreciate any feedback on an ANSI situation I ran into today. I am working on a Form 1004 FNMA appraisal. This is a one story residential single family home on a crawl space with no garage. I measured a nearly perfect rectangle house today that has...

I just completed the McKissock ANSI course and I am now completely confused as to the standard pertaining to staircases. So, from my understanding after this course, the finished staircase is counted as part of the finished area (GLA) on both the finished first and second floor. Is this correct...

So the ANSI standard states "staircases are included in the GLA of the floor from which they descend." Looking for example at a two story colonial with no basement, here are my issues: A) this doesn't make much practical sense, but more importantly, B) does this mean they are NOT counted on...