I Was In Error. Apparently There Is A 12th Member Of The Illinois 'appraisal Board'

[Lee Lansford]

I assume, appraisers have no recourse.

You assume correctly.

As I see it, the "problem" of the $100/hr. fee is minor to the larger problem that those who should have offered an opinion--and, likely opposition--but did not do so at the time this likely could have been derailed. It is this larger problem that prompted me some months ago to begin this string of comments. .

 

[Lee Lansford]

I assume, appraisers have no recourse.

Not to forget--there was but one person who really, really wanted this and pushed for it.

 

[BRCJR]

So obtaining all the CE before the 90 day window is the answer.
Is IL on a two year cycle?

 

[Lee Lansford]

I assume, appraisers have no recourse.

Not to forget--there was but one person who really, really wanted this and pushed for it.

So obtaining all the CE before the 90 day window is the answer.
Is IL on a two year cycle?

Yes (as to 2-yr cycle and how to avoid having to pay a $100/hr fee).

But, let's not forget what is the larger problem.

 

[form1025]

Not to forget--there was but one person who really, really wanted this and pushed for it.

What was the push based on ?, To lighten the workload of the employee's at the end of the cycle to avoid an application rush ?

 

[Lee Lansford]

What was the push based on ?, To lighten the workload of the employee's at the end of the cycle to avoid an application rush ?

If that were the case, the brokers and other professions would also have this in place. But, again, the fee issue is secondary to the other issue.

 

[Deleted member 77547]

Basically, the members of the board are being bullied by one person. What's the point in being on the board if you really don't have a say in how to improve the profession. What a shame. Typical Illinois though huh.

 

[Lee Lansford]

Basically, the members of the board are being bullied by one person. What's the point in being on the board if you really don't have a say in how to improve the profession. What a shame. Typical Illinois though huh.

Actually, not typical ("being bullied by one person") as to the Board; such is all rather new (most unfortunately). A shame, however? Let there be no doubt.

 

[Deleted member 77547]

Thanks for bringing this to light, Lee. Infuriating that appraisers are so being so easily pushed around.

 

[apt20]

Again, thank you Lee for bringing this unfortunate situation to light. This is more information than anyone has been provided by the board, ICAP, and idfpr combined. I await the next newsletter from Mr Weaver outlining all of this.......