Appraiser Checklist- I often forget. Blah Blah Blah

[OSU Beavers]

Heck give me a check list I can put on a PDA then download to ACI when I get back home. Makes no sense to put the form on a tablet when the new forms have no flow or function to them.

 

[Pittsburgh Pete]

We force you to post on the Zaio thread.


TC

Believe me TC, I know how painful and punishing that can be!!!!!!!!

 

[Flygirl 152]

Mike Boyd has the best checklist ever. He posted it on another link in some category on the forum a while back. It has everything for the 1004 and has a graph on it for the drawing. It is the most stellar checklist I've ever seen.

 

[Betterra]

most people fill out forms.....

 

[Hamlet]

We force you to post on the Zaio thread.


TC

 

[Wayne Tomlinson]

In Dan's questionaire, I noticed that he asked if repairs were done "in a professional manor."

I saw that phrase in another post last week and I was sure that Manor was the wrong word, it should have been "in a professional manner". I was about to bring the poster to task, then I decided to look it up.

I went to Wikopedia. After I read all that with all the references to old English Manors and stuff, I decided that maybe the better reference is to say " the repairman did a good job>
I can understand that and know of what they speak. No matter how in what manor they talk.

Wayne Tomlinson

 

[Blueprint]

I created my checklist in about 15 minutes in Word

That's the way to go for sure. Word is easy to use. It is so easy to do through the use of tables. No technology surgeon required!! You can easily create your own personal style checklist that suits your needs and also allows you to be most efficient on inspection.

Everybody is going to have their own preferences when it comes to a checklist, be it what's on the checklist and how the checklist is ordered. Creating your own pays for itself over and over.