Steve Metz
Member
- Joined
- Jun 1, 2005
- Professional Status
- Licensed Appraiser
- State
- Georgia
Keep in mind most MLS photos are copyrighted. I know that no here ever uses them in thier reports but most MLS's have that in thier agreement.
Keep in mind most MLS photos are copyrighted. I know that no here ever uses them in thier reports but most MLS's have that in thier agreement.
So are appraisers being denied one of the fundamental freedoms under the constitution?
Brad may know, but in the meanwhile, you can peruse certification 21 on the 1004 to get some hints.Mike Boyd said:Brad,
You were quoted in WORKING RE that IndieMac would not accept an appraisal report noting any copyright. Can you tell us if Fannie or Freddie has any position on this issue?
Because of positions I have held in the past, this is a topic I have researched fairly extensively. The banter on this Forum has inspired me to do even more research on the matter.
DW
Danny,
In one thread you say you only represent yourself and The Wiley Group, I have to ask why then you have to reference your former position on the ASB. Everything you have said is your opinion. And your opinion is your opinion. I and others disagree with your analysis.
If you don't believe in copyright for appraisals fine, but you shouldn't be using former positions as legitimacy from your position. You do us all a disservice.
I have to ask why then you have to reference your former position on the ASB
If you don't believe in copyright for appraisals...
I'll assume you meant registering or something to that effect, because the work is copyrighted by virtue of its creation, whether we "believe in it" or not.If you don't believe in copyright for appraisals fine, but you shouldn't be using former positions as legitimacy for your position. You do us all a disservice.