Incompetent appraiser

[TRESinc]

it also depends on the state. in ohio for example no license is needed to perform an appraisal. the catch is that in order to perform an appraisal for a FRT you must have a license, but that is not a state requirement.

 

[JTip]

Most state Dept of Transportations has their own certifications. Ditto assessor appraisers. Separate from the system we are vetted in. If for condemnation, then I presume it does NOT involve the assessor, rather involves a local governmental valuer certified under a policy similar to the DOT or assessor.

Some states (the number 18 comes to mind) allows non appraisers to complete waiver valuations for eminent domain, non complex and under $10,000. These are usually signed off by a certified general before submitting.

Although allowed by the gov't, this process must be approved by the state board.

 

[bnmappraisal]

Thanks CAN.

and FTR...I wasn't laughing at the OP's question...I was laughing at the fact that Terraform & I live in the same county and both have rec'd the same request for employment

 

[CANative]

Thanks CAN.

and FTR...I wasn't laughing at the OP's question...I was laughing at the fact that Terraform & I live in the same county and both have rec'd the same request for employment

I know. The "Back to the OP..." tipped me off. :laugh: