- Joined
- Jan 15, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified General Appraiser
- State
- California
There will be a checkbox appraiser did not inspect, but the inspector party will not be individually named in the appraisal (from what I am aware of ), nor will there be verbiage that the inspector contributed significant appraisal assistance 1) because they are not an appraiser and 2) because the inspector will not relate opinions about what they saw, just transmit what they saw.
So there's no way for the appraiser to be specific about the various sources of data they used?
You are like a politician, arguing for,/ against something at the same time! In another post you said you don't think it 's good to use hybrids for origination work, yet you make an argument for it.
I have made no argument "for" hybrids. What I've been saying is that they can be done per USPAP and doing one isn't necessarily a crime. To whatever extent the lenders are allowed to engage and use them, appraisers are allowed to accept those engagements and perform those assignments.
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