5.4-Mag. Earthquake in S. California, How Will this Effect Appraisers?

[Matt Lemansky]

Thanks, Eli

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Cell service might relate to towers but likely relates to every tom dick and harry calling to see if everyone is "OK"...then panic when they cannot get thru...

 

[CCAAMO]

No damage in Southern California and it should have not effect on the appraisal business. It did knock some peaches and apples off my trees which I don't have to pick so I guess that's a plus.

 

[ZZGAMAZZ]

I was sitting at home 20 miles north-east of the epicenter...and first became aware of the situation on national TV...wonder if GBush is sitting with his head in his hands asking "What's next?"

 

[Frederick]

How will it affect appraisers?

I think it will shake things up.

 

[Tim The Enchanter]

That was no big deal. Some unreinforced block walls fall, a few bricks, and a few water line breaks. Most of us didn't bother getting up from our chairs. Don't wake me up unless it's over 6.0.

 

[Tomasz]

Has no impact on business. I check for visible cracks on foundation and walls as always (plus sagging roof-line, etc.); otherwise, nothing to speak of. Some get tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, massive snow storms .... while we get the earthquakes.

I'm just glad that nobody was seriously injured [reporting thus far].

 

[The Sheriff]

I've been waiting for the big one to help my declining house value. As soon as Cali falls off to sea, I should have pretty good waterfront property in AZ.