Hybrid Appraisals

[chad hampton]

Public trust? What’s that? Haven’t heard that word come out of the value visionary’s and self proclaimed appraisal wizard’s mouths in a decade.

 

[Zoe]

I probably ran Joan off of this forum. She would never admit it. I had a few buddies on the side. LOL

She is a beautiful blonde though. We are like North and South poles on public trust.

 

[Zoe]

Might I remind you Ms. Joan was a licensed appraiser.

You won't get a response from Ms. Joan on this thread. Forget about it. She knows me.

 

[Zoe]

Give me Joan's last name on this forum if you can. I will PM her and ask her to join this thread. I can't remember her last name on the forum. She changed it right before she left.

We have a love/hate relationship. She knows it.

 

[RustyTapeMeasure]

Just wanted to see who thinks hybrids comply with USPAP. Thanks

Doesn't matter.

 

[George Hatch]

Really, I would like to see one where the appraiser determined the scope of work for the inspection.

If the appraiser's SOW didn't include an inspection then their inspection-SOW discretion occurred at the accept/reject.

 

[glenn walker]

Does USPAP permit you to ignore your state laws?

USPAP doesn't require any physical inspections to make an appraisal to be compliant. There also is no laws I'm aware of Federal or State about inspections.

 

[alebrewer]

Me and Joan had a love/hate relationship.

Are you sure that's not just you pining for her, Zoe?

 

[George Hatch]

SR1 does not include any reference to "inspection" or to any similar term. SR2 only mentions a did/did not disclosure as to whether the appraiser inspected.

100% of all requirements relating to inspections are driven by the users criteria and are in addition to the actual minimums in SR1. As has always been the case since before any of us got into this business.

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Are you sure that's not just you pining for her, Zoe?

That's one fetish I can do without....among many.