- Joined
- Jan 15, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified General Appraiser
- State
- California
This is very different from the work from the users mentioned above. First, I have to follow AMC guidelines; then there are the client guidelines, then GSEs or HUD guidelines; and finally, I have to comply with USPAP. This creates a lot of confusion and complexity. And does it make the report more reliable? It does not.
Offhand I'd say the actual order of operations for what you're describing is entirely different. USPAP compliance comes first with any user-driven requirements being additional. We used to refer to them via the Supplemental Standards Rule prior to the same function being addressed in the SOWR. Unless there's a JE these extras can only add to, not detract from the minimums laid out in USPAP. And when you say that the clients for your Evals don't hassle you the way they do for appraisals that's clearly a user issue; not an appraisal standards issue. "User issue" most likely being for the "user-specific requirements" they have imposed, not anything in USPAP.