Modern Appraisal Language (objective vs subjective)

[glenn walker]

The list of bad words are being taken out of context.... the words by themselves can be construed as biased in nature.

However, in an appraisal report, anyone with a third grade reading level understands exactly what the appraiser is implying.

"Comparable #3 is "superior" to the subject's condition in that it has a remodeled kitchen, new flooring throughout, and has a newly exterior paint job".

The above comment justifies a downward adjustment to comparable number 3. It doesn't mean the white man lives in comparable #3 and the minority lives in the subject which the appraiser is biased towards.

Due to "the trend" all of my commentary is coming directly from the C ratings explanations.

Tell that to the PAVE Federal Committee--See see how that works out for ya -Then tell them that USPAP needs to be revised to include what is a Uniform Word Standard " of what words are acceptable-- Then check back and tell us what their response was LMAO

 

[Fernando]

Computers check the appraisal reports and look for questionable words.
I get called out and I override it and say continue on with my report with no changes.
Computers are not good yet in reading words in its content.

 

[Surf Cat]

Tell that to the PAVE Federal Committee--See see how that works out for ya -Then tell them that USPAP needs to be revised to include what is a Uniform Word Standard " of what words are acceptable-- Then check back and tell us what their response was LMAO

Come and get me coppers!

 

[J Grant]

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Computers check the appraisal reports and look for questionable words.
I get called out and I override it and say continue on with my report with no changes.
Computers are not good yet in reading words in its content.

That is what happens when people make computers into gods.

A quote: "The 20th century, when efficiency replaced humanity."

“If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—for ever.”​

― George Orwell, 1984

 

[Sadie]

The list of bad words are being taken out of context.... the words by themselves can be construed as biased in nature.

However, in an appraisal report, anyone with a third grade reading level understands exactly what the appraiser is implying.

"Comparable #3 is "superior" to the subject's condition in that it has a remodeled kitchen, new flooring throughout, and has a newly exterior paint job".

The above comment justifies a downward adjustment to comparable number 3. It doesn't mean the white man lives in comparable #3 and the minority lives in the subject which the appraiser is biased towards.

Due to "the trend" all of my commentary is coming directly from the C ratings explanations.

IMO the difference is the superior example above is that you compare it to the subject and then state why its is superior and an adjustment is justified. Just stating superior or inferior can have the wrong conotation if not explained.

 

[Dublin ohio]

IMO the difference is the superior example above is that you compare it to the subject and then state why its is superior and an adjustment is justified. Just stating superior or inferior can have the wrong conotation if not explained.

You need to realize that context is not the issue. It is the "words" that are the issue. Providing more context does not change what they "think" the words mean.

 

[Surf Cat]

Just stating superior or inferior can have the wrong conotation if not explained.

But that's what the C rating in the grid does...it's there all by itself.

By the powers that be with their logic, if no explanation is provided, the appraiser is biased against the subject by rating Comp #3 a C3 to the subject's C4 (given my previous example).

I'm not bashing on you Sadie, I'm just stating the obvious and the ridiculousness of this current trend.

 

[glenn walker]

The real problem is in a woker word smith society is that words and labels will be changing as fast as peoples feelings and emotions change. None of the words you use today will be of any value in a few years because to be woke means you are always in a constant state of being offended by some word or label or what someone says to you.

So as a society for a language to have any lasting meaning or worth it has to have a stable language to be used in business and commerce. Outside of business and commerce , street slang can be used and depending on what City-County-State those words used may mean different things to different people. .

YES Languages and labels change with time but it should be adopted as people start to replace words and labels on their own. The old Kings Language evolved into what we have today but it never had any " Word and Label Police" which were employees of govt and quasi govt agency's mandating what words and labels could be used.

 

[djd09]

it is the same basic theory...the unethical stakeholders have major bias and cannot control their own thoughts but only to twist them

 

[Surf Cat]

it is the same basic theory...the unethical stakeholders have major bias and cannot control their own thoughts but only to twist them