ANSI Standard Z765-2021 whole foot measurement question

[Zoe]

I can't keep teaching you children.

 

[ramrcdk]

And the comparable is reported in what measurement??
That you did not measure

NO MEASURE Comps: Can't & Not Expected to: It's Great we don't have to DO that too, right?
Not Sure That's a Thing. Verify:: from the Reporting Source. Hey Agent Did you or a professional do the measuring? Pro: Oh Good!
I'll Document That as THE Credible Source. Simple & Compliant.

 

[Dublin ohio]

Certain posters should read the op again. It isn't about whether or not you used 10' or 10.0' . The client is questioning the actual measurements all being to the foot. In other words. They don't believe the appraiser's measurements

 

[norapp]

I got a revision like that and looked at my sketch. None of my measurements were to the whole foot. Clearly I followed Ansi. I have also done a few homes where the dimensions were to the who foot. This whole thing is a joke.

 

[shrubberyvaluation]

I got a revision like that and looked at my sketch. None of my measurements were to the whole foot. Clearly I followed Ansi. I have also done a few homes where the dimensions were to the who foot. This whole thing is a joke.

It truly is, that person that mismeasured, but mismeasured to the 1/10th of a foot is better than the person who rounded from 10.1 to 10 feet. PDC that completely mismeasures is good.

 

[Fernando]

Maybe it's my street smart or common sense, but most measurements are not to the whole foot unless it's a simple box shape.
If measurement is 50 feet and 1 inch, state that exactly and not round off. The one inch is insignificant but ANSI requires it.
If your measurements are all whole foot, I also wondered the likelihood of such numbers.
When you do appraisals, you should leave less doubt to reader of your skills in following what is required.

 

[Tom D]

i do mostly row homes that always measure to the foot, sometimes a half foot. but i like this discussion because i was not writing 10' 0". have to change that on the drawing program. i like the under the hood answers to a stupid request, good to learn now than later. i measure to the inch. some smart people here. builder's on the whole don't build homes in anything but the foot, or half foot, construction. i would think the various contractors would go insane with a 40 foot 3 inch architectural plan.
since you got that question, i would have the same answer in every report on my drawing, 'measured to the nearest 10th, or inch'.

 

[ramrcdk]

Certain posters should read the op again. It isn't about whether or not you used 10' or 10.0' . The client is questioning the actual measurements all being to the foot. In other words. They don't believe the appraiser's measurements

YEP obviously may be THAT.
Or in a quick Post just try to HELP others with ideas. A Simple COMMENT on what ya' did. Therefore, no questions, revisions, or delays.

 

[Zoe]

Okay children. Don't round to the nearest foot using ansi. That is your lesson for today.

 

[Zoe]

This person needs to keep this client. Don't fork it up.