- Joined
- Feb 14, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Louisiana
Didn't write that the alphabet soup can regulate them. But allowing employees/principals to have positions on the boards while grant money flows is a bit much. And let's not pretend the positions don't matter to their businesses.Are you able to cite any source to give The Appraisal Foundation, the Appraiser Qualifications Board, or the Appraisal Standards Board jurisdiction over or the authority to regulate to organizations/firms mentioned in the post above?
Anyone can google the names and decide for themselves. And in all fairness they should look up all of the boards and google those names too. Beyond any of that, it shouldn't be a surprise that REVAA and national firms have positioned themselves to influence policy to their advantage. And it shouldn't surprise anyone that independent appraisers have a problem with that.With respect to "independent appraisers" having a seat at the table, you imply there are none among the current trustees. How would you classify David Beard? Joe Calvanico? Me? (I'm mentioning only the trustees with terms extending into 2026)
Last edited: