djd09
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- Joined
- May 20, 2009
- Professional Status
- Licensed Appraiser
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- Ohio
That's addressed in USPAP. try again.
that was one off the wall example...
That's addressed in USPAP. try again.
Compliance with laws/regs applicable to the lender's usage of the appraisal is just a subset of the broader category of user-driven requirements.under the current corrupt system...the gse's could require appraiser to follow the green building standards or some other commie standard...those cannot be laws because it is unconstitutional
There are all manner of additional user-driven requirements, and you know it. I don't know why you're putting any effort into arguing that point.That's addressed in USPAP. try again.
There are all manner of additional user-driven requirements, and you know it. I don't know why you're putting any effort into arguing that point. I just cited the prospective value thing because most appraisers fight it the first couple times they get assignments which explicitly require it in their engagement letters.
How do you go about spinning a requirement for including an active, or a comp with a pool or disclosing a census tract or a flood zone panel number into being an attempt to infringe upon your impartiality and objectivity or to otherwise dork your value conclusion?yeah it is called client bias...and no way shape or form is it independent or impartial
How do you go about spinning a requirement for including an active, or a comp with a pool as an attempt to infringe upon your impartiality and objectivity?
Use your words. Start at the beginning and write something that makes sense.
I would have argued the allegation that HBU analysis for an SFR on a non-residential zoned lot requires CG qualifications. If the C1 zoned parcel next door sold for $50k last year and SFRs are starting at $300k then it doesn't take a CG to understand the SFR use is more valuable than the vacant lot value. Now if the appraiser never made any attempt to identify the basis upon which the property was worth more in the market then that is a separate issue from the scope of practice issue, and should have been stated as such (didn't do it) in the event the HBU conclusion was in error.MN says residential appraisers can’t do HBU on residential properties that are zoned in areas that also allow for commercial uses. This is in a small town with a population of 2200.
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