Thank You !!Was it perhaps Stephanie Coleman
And this gets to my pet peeve, “USPAP by Hearsay.” Acceptable practice is not defined by what a person says, but by what USPAP says. Learn the standards. Many of these posts I have seen citing some infallible person instead of USPAP line numbers contain obvious factual errors and raise question as to the alleged USPAP oracle is even being correctly quoted.
This is probably a waste of cyber ink, but the question of whether an appraisal can be "re-assigned" depends on whether it was "assigned" in the first place. That is, before answering what are the minimum standards governing how an appraiser can respond to a subsequent call about a property already appraised, one would need to know the wording of the inteded use statements and the use restrictions cited in the original report. Any accross-the-board answer that fails to look at the exact context of the use restrictions on the first report is hasty in making at least one unrecognized assumption.