....thin skinned appraiser...... Still sounds high..........probably like you leave out details in your reports.....................Leave Garrett alone........... If you are gonna state facts, state them to the fullest..........To many of us, you sounded like a runner of a sweat shop.......... See you in Fairfax, those cookie cutters sound great.
<span style='color:blue'>Mike,
I don't know you from Adam but if you're making that kind of dough all I can say if "Good for you!!!". I too know appraisers that have been doing this for less than two years and making 6 digits. That seems to offend plenty of readers on this forum.
I hope you stick around because we need more posters to mix things up a little around here.
I congratulate you for being accused of all the common evil responses to your apparent success in one post. Way to go!!!
Let's run down what you were hit with all In one post:
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You're thin skinned: I guess that means you can't take criticisms.
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Sounds too high: You're making too much money and that's unethical so stop it now!!!
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You leave out details: That's a classic response to high productivity.
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State the Facts: State what you want, if someone living in a singlewide doesn't believe you, tough.
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Don't criticize other posters: I guess they're thin skinned too. But it's O.K. for you to get slammed.
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Don't do more appraisals than the forum recommends: If you work too hard you must be some type of "Sweatshop" operator. Which by the way is another classic term around here.
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Cookie Cutters: Turn down all those assignments because they are too easy and it's not ethical to make money on those. Shame on you!!!
By the way, I met an appraiser last week who has been doing 100 jobs a month for the last 5 months straight. Made this Slacker really feel like one. And that's a fact!</span>
. Add to that your claim of listing and selling property, doing your own reports and running the business side of an appraisal practice, it does become somewhat astonishing 8O .