smcappraisals
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Lender looking for me to just enter license #, not MA CRREA. Can they do this?
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How to exactly state my license in a report
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Riick
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I've held a Certification in 3 States- each one had a specific way they wanted you to state you name and license level.
I'll bet Taxachusetts has same thing; What do your rules & regs say?
Follow them.
I'll bet Taxachusetts has same thing; What do your rules & regs say?
Follow them.
Mike Kennedy
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- New York
"ISSUANCE AND DISPLAY OF LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES
Your appraiser license or certificate must be prominently displayed in the office at which you operate as a State-licensed or State-certified real estate appraiser. You must place your license designation and license number on all appraisal reports. Once licensed, you must place your license number adjacent to or below your name on all appraisal reports."
http://www.asisvcs.com/publications/pdf/220201.pdf
Your appraiser license or certificate must be prominently displayed in the office at which you operate as a State-licensed or State-certified real estate appraiser. You must place your license designation and license number on all appraisal reports. Once licensed, you must place your license number adjacent to or below your name on all appraisal reports."
http://www.asisvcs.com/publications/pdf/220201.pdf
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