Residential Appraisal Ser
Sophomore Member
- Joined
- Jan 26, 2002
Don: Your post is the truth. To move forward we are like turtles. A turtle has to put its neck out. Someone is always wacking at it.
Brad Pack: Your full quote is right. I keep getting it mixed up. You know what I'm saying and that is the important point.
Frank: I still think that National NAR makes policy by looking away or doing something. I don't by that they have nothing to do with State policy. If I remember there is something in the constitution that says any policy that is contrary to National NAR can't be carried out unless approved by NAR. (I am parapharasing).
I think that NAR is a fine organization and looks out for its membership, but appraisers are not its core membership... I commend you for working from within. I do beleive that you will continue to make progress until, you hit someones pocket book. It it is a Realtors, guess who comes first.
I again remind you what happened when the revenue from the BPO was at stake.. Now it s the bundleing of services that the fight is over. It means millions for the Realtor, banking or Title Cos. I am sure that the Appraiser will get it in the neck, and I don't think that all three will be looking out for our interest.
Best regards,
Bill Sentner
Brad Pack: Your full quote is right. I keep getting it mixed up. You know what I'm saying and that is the important point.
Frank: I still think that National NAR makes policy by looking away or doing something. I don't by that they have nothing to do with State policy. If I remember there is something in the constitution that says any policy that is contrary to National NAR can't be carried out unless approved by NAR. (I am parapharasing).
I think that NAR is a fine organization and looks out for its membership, but appraisers are not its core membership... I commend you for working from within. I do beleive that you will continue to make progress until, you hit someones pocket book. It it is a Realtors, guess who comes first.
I again remind you what happened when the revenue from the BPO was at stake.. Now it s the bundleing of services that the fight is over. It means millions for the Realtor, banking or Title Cos. I am sure that the Appraiser will get it in the neck, and I don't think that all three will be looking out for our interest.
Best regards,
Bill Sentner