AMC hires Convicted Felon as Property Data Collector

[Zoe]

I don't want in that lawsuit. The biggies can handle the lawsuits.

I'll be on backend as ususal.

 

[George Hatch]

It's such a non-issue. Resi appraisers are grasping at straws, technology has already won and we're just at the beginning of the purge.

I think that:

What makes for "this time it's different" is because almost all the previous efforts in automation have been toward the analyses of the available information. The quality of that data has always been the weak spot. GIGO

These more recent efforts are aimed at collecting, qualifying and refining that data in a manner that ostensibly makes it more usable under any mode of analysis. Including human appraisers and AVMs and any AI variants.

IMO that's what makes it different this time; and not just for SFRs.

 

[shrubberyvaluation]

Not as appraiser....but as Agent a background check is required prior to initial licensure in my state. As Appraiser I am required to disclose any lawsuits, arrests etc. at time of license renewal. No background check was ever required of me as Appraiser aside from some AMC's.

I'm happy to submit to background check for any client as long as they pay for the pleasure. If they want me to pay for it...I pass.

The big difference is a felon is probably not going to go through years of training and money to get a license just to case houses.

 

[Zoe]

I think that:

What makes for "this time it's different" is because almost all the previous efforts in automation have been toward the analyses of the available information. The quality of that data has always been the weak spot. GIGO

These more recent efforts are aimed at collecting, qualifying and refining that data in a manner that ostensibly makes it more usable under any mode of analysis. Including human appraisers and AVMs and any AI variants.

IMO that's what makes it different this time; and not just for SFRs.

Agree but single family residential is way different commercial Sir.

 

[Zoe]

I think that:

What makes for "this time it's different" is because almost all the previous efforts in automation have been toward the analyses of the available information. The quality of that data has always been the weak spot. GIGO

These more recent efforts are aimed at collecting, qualifying and refining that data in a manner that ostensibly makes it more usable under any mode of analysis. Including human appraisers and AVMs and any AI variants.

IMO that's what makes it different this time; and not just for SFRs.

You pushed me.

Why does intended use and user have control?

 

[Zoe]

I think that:

What makes for "this time it's different" is because almost all the previous efforts in automation have been toward the analyses of the available information. The quality of that data has always been the weak spot. GIGO

These more recent efforts are aimed at collecting, qualifying and refining that data in a manner that ostensibly makes it more usable under any mode of analysis. Including human appraisers and AVMs and any AI variants.

IMO that's what makes it different this time; and not just for SFRs.

I'll get ugiler Mr George. Do you want an unlicensed inspector on your home?

 

[ucbruin]

How much would it cost for a data collector's license....

 

[ucbruin]

$50.00 every 2 years....

 

[glenn walker]

A License is just a fee it does nor make someone honest or a crook.

 

[George Hatch]

The big difference is a felon is probably not going to go through years of training and money to get a license just to case houses.

If all they're doing is inspections then that might just be a 40hr course.