Low effort appraisers

[shrubberyvaluation]

so my email illhitanynumber@outlook.live.com isn't a professional email address

FastApp would love it.

 

[cashcatz]

When you get right down to it, IT Professionals in the appraisal related fields need for appraisers to be reliant on their profession or there would be no IT Professional appraisal related fields.

Not sure I understand this comment, I'm not an IT consultant offering email setup services to appraisers... Grabbing a domain on namecheap takes 5 mins and just $10 per year. Hooking it up to gmail pro takes maybe 30 mins and no technical skills (other than internet competency).

 

[Surf Cat]

Grabbing a domain on namecheap takes 5 mins and just $10 per year

Acquiring a "professional name" on "namecheap"..... kind of seems like an oxymoron.....

Not putting you down....just an observation.

 

[cashcatz]

Acquiring a "professional name" on "namecheap"..... kind of seems like an oxymoron.....

Not putting you down....just an observation.

It's just one of the more popular domain registrars. I can't recommend godaddy any more.

This is a good one as well but haven't used it myself: https://porkbun.com

The always rock-solid Cloudflare: https://www.cloudflare.com/products/registrar

 

[cashcatz]

This is a good one as well but haven't used it myself: https://porkbun.com

Looks like they even have email hosting for $2 a month, as well. Seems like a no-brainer:

porkbun.com | Email Hosting

Porkbun email lets you create email addresses for your domain.

porkbun.com

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

Again, to contact me thru my website you fill out a form. You don't see the email address.

 

[Mark K]

I bet if a survey was conducted, it would reveal that the appraisers with a decent website (and SEO story), a professional email domain instead of HotAppraiser3@yahoo.com, are in the appraiser directories and have Google reviews set up - are in the upper percentile of high earning appraisers.

Nonsense. It makes as much sense as Nando saying that appraisers need fancy cars, (used to be Tesla but now the libs hate them).

Nothing says professional like a good work product. Nobody, except maybe you, think a 'fancy' website/email address matters.

 

[cashcatz]

Nonsense. It makes as much sense as Nando saying that appraisers need fancy cars, (used to be Tesla but now the libs hate them).

Nothing says professional like a good work product. Nobody, except maybe you, think a 'fancy' website/email address matters.

You're over 45, aren't you? Anyone under that age does online research before engaging in business with people now.

A professional website absolutely does matter as does a web presence. It's 2025; I'm 100% correct on this stance.

 

[Fernando]

Not sure I understand this comment, I'm not an IT consultant offering email setup services to appraisers... Grabbing a domain on namecheap takes 5 mins and just $10 per year. Hooking it up to gmail pro takes maybe 30 mins and no technical skills (other than internet competency).

Thanks for the info. I didn't know it was that cheap to get a domain on the cheap. I love cheap for good value.

 

[Fernando]

You're over 45, aren't you? Anyone under that age does online research before engaging in business with people now.

A professional website absolutely does matter as does a web presence. It's 2025; I'm 100% correct on this stance.

Yeah, I don't use Venmo.