Has Anyone Completed A 3.6 Yet

[Non Sequitur]

Digital Signatures another big it's not UPAP compliant by many old timers.

IIRC wasn't the argument about "control" of the signature?

 

[alebrewer]

I remember how much I saved on film for the first few months after I purchased my first Sony Mavica. I also remember being told by a few arrogant "peers" that digital photos were not yet acceptable by USPAP Appraisal fear is always guaranteed if one references USPAP.

No joke dude... between film and overnight expenses, my overhead dropped about 30% overnight.

 

[alebrewer]

No need to speculate about what the software companies are envisioning for 3.6, here's a live demo scheduled for tomorrow:

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I don't know. That seems like a pretty interesting (and relevant) topic. Especially interesting if it's one of the offerings someone hasn't tried yet.

 

[George Hatch]

Can't wait to pop back in here in a couple of years to hear how easy it is to now do Abomination Appraisals ... on second thought - I won't! (I'll be attending the Olympics)

Nice strawman. Nobody here said that. Neither did anyone say the these changes are aimed at making it better for the appraisers.

 

[Alsie35]

Nice strawman. Nobody here said that. Neither did anyone say the these changes are aimed at making it better for the appraisers.

 

[glenn walker]

I just don't get when someone retires why they have to try and make others who still have to work feel so bad.

I remember a guy years ago who kicked everyone and preached how bad the business has treated appraisers. He retired and died 8 weeks into what he thought was his freedom.

I believe older guys or ones retiring should be mentors not discouraging the others with non stop negativity that helps nobody but themselves.

 

[Alsie35]

I just don't get when someone retires why they have to try and make others who still have to work feel so bad.

I remember a guy years ago who kicked everyone and preached how bad the business has treated appraisers. He retired and died 8 weeks into what he thought was his freedom.

I believe older guys or ones retiring should be mentors not discouraging the others with non stop negativity that helps nobody but themselves.

Pretty hard to "mentor" a bunch of geezers. (Seems they're set in their ways). The only thing that's got me PO'd is that I am still chained to this computer (doing work). I pop in here from time to time so as not to lose focus. If I am cranky that day (like today), the posts reflect it.

Once I retire early next year however ... you won't see me here ...

 

[TerryRohrer]

I just don't get when someone retires why they have to try and make others who still have to work feel so bad.

I remember a guy years ago who kicked everyone and preached how bad the business has treated appraisers. He retired and died 8 weeks into what he thought was his freedom.

I believe older guys or ones retiring should be mentors not discouraging the others with non stop negativity that helps nobody but themselves.

Has that ship sailed?

 

[Alsie35]

Has that ship sailed?

Someone should buy Glenn a mirror for his house.

 

[djd09]

Pretty hard to "mentor" a bunch of geezers. (Seems they're set in their ways). The only thing that's got me PO'd is that I am still chained to this computer (doing work). I pop in here from time to time so as not to lose focus. Once I retire early next year ... you won't see me here ...

they better think twice before they let the mortgage broker and the borg control the values...