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Appraiser working strictly as a Property Date Collector

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NJ Valuator

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Certified Residential Appraiser
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What liability does an appraiser have who is working strictly as a PDC on a specific property? Are limiting conditions needed? Is USPAP a factor?
 
It's a valuation service... but not an appraisal assignment. You have to comply with the Ethics Rule of USPAP.
 
As far as I understand, the lender is 100% responsible for hiring a PDC and the PDC has no liability in regards to the inspection. Why are you selling yourself for lower wages? Is $70 bucks worth it to potentially ruin the appraisal industry?
 
I find data collection including measuring the least desirable part of appraising.
The fun and enjoyable part is selecting the right comps and finding out the value.
 
I find data collection including measuring the least desirable part of appraising.
The fun and enjoyable part is selecting the right comps and finding out the value.
I like to meet homeowners and their pets. Other than that, just hoping the rest of the assignment doesn't suck.
 
Wish you had a backbone
 
I like to meet homeowners and their pets. Other than that, just hoping the rest of the assignment doesn't suck.
It's a balance in being too friendly with homeowners which can bring about unconscious bias.
As for pets, I feared dogs prior getting my dog. I still don't like dogs jumping and getting near me.
 
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