NC Appraiser is a license to lie & steal

[Lost Cause]

Again I Ask Why Isn't This Guy In Front Of A Judge?

Y'all ain't seen nuthin. Check out this dudes history: http://appraisersforum.com/showthread.php?t=157618

Wow! I had no idea this slug was such a habitual/repeat offender. We all know how Roberta Ouelette feels about these habitual offender guys.

USPAP Compliant, why trashing the AI? I checked their site and this slug is not listed as either a designated or associate member within 50 miles of Cary.

 

[Bob Ipock]

I don't think I am trashing the AI. I am ASKING why they are not being the leaders, movers and shakers in the appraisal profession....... as they claim to be and should be. I am ASKING why they don't ask any questions.

Three AI members sit on the NCAB. They are a disgrace to the AI.

 

[SmilingDog]

THe guy should have all his real estate licensed permanently revoked, including his wife's, and he should get jail time. Folks how hard does it need to be?

 

[Carnivore]

Bob,

I missed your prior post. Sorry for the duplication. Although it is a story worth repeating over and over.

The honest and upright appraisers of NC have been duped. All this time we chould have heve been doing 6 to 8 1004's a day during the boom. We all should have had four or five trainees doing four or five each also.

We all should have been wealthy by now and starting a new scam doing something else.

We have been fools.

 

[Gajope]

These disciplinary actions might disappear off of the ASC website, but they are forever on the MARI list and blacklists of the banks. most appraisers who get any kind of active suspensions are kicked off of most of the big lenders approved lists, even if it is only for a month. I know Chase and Citi permanantly remove them. Plus the NCAB definately has these peoples' records. they are not missing anything or forgetting about anything. You can call them and they will tell you if an appraiser has any past disciplinary action. I always call them when I am considering hiring someone. I have also called other State appraisal boards for the same thing. All have records. Not sure what you mean that these actions disappear....they really don't as far as I can tell.

 

[NC Appraising]

Gajope:

Sorry, but homeowners, lawyer's, and others order appraisal's for various reasons. Not all appraisals are for mortgage lending purposes.

These types of Clients do not have access to these sites you mention, or at least do not know about them (easy access).

These are two who got disciplined in 2008. Like I said, like it never happened. In my opinion, very mis-leading to the public.

http://www.ncappraisalboard.org/ All but disappeared, almost. Search real hard, and you have to know where to look and you'll find them.

For example:

Peter Gallo www.ASC.gov

https://www.ASC.gov/Content/categor...x?key=DJGDMOGLLRN&querynumber=6&columnsChoise=

DISCIPLINARY ACTION NONE MIS-LEADING? LIKE IT NEVER HAPPENED


John Tezza www.ASC.gov

https://www.ASC.gov/Content/categor...x?key=FJGDJPGSLSN&querynumber=6&columnsChoise=

DISCIPLINARY ACTION NONE MIS-LEADING? LIKE IT NEVER HAPPENED.


Here is the https://www.nccob.org/Online/NMLS/LicenseSearch.aspx
Every State should have a search able data base.

 

[Gajope]

Gajope:

Sorry, but homeowners, lawyer's, and others order appraisal's for various reasons. Not all appraisals are for mortgage lending purposes.

These types of Clients do not have access to these sites you mention, or at least do not know about them (easy access).

Anyone can call their appropriate state appraisal board, it would be the most logical first place to look or call and has been in many newspaper articles. I would think that the general public or others you mention would think of doing that first rather than trying to look on the ASC website which not many people other than appraisers and lenders know about. EVERYONE has access to the appraisal board, all it takes is a phone call. That is what they are there for, but all i can speak for is NC, other states probably aren't as accessible, so you might be right in that sense. Who knows, though, with all the crazy things going on lately, maybe there will be some other new law soon that will have more disclosure.

 

[Anne E]

I looked at the old newsletters for the board and this is what I found. The trainee was not Mcintosh

Lauriette West (Durham) – By consent, the Board suspended Ms. West’s general certification for four months, effective March 1, 2000. If Ms. West completes a standards course and a sales comparison course before that date, the active portion of the suspension shall be only two months. There were three cases against Ms. West. In the first case, in August 1998, Ms. West and a trainee appraised a townhouse located in Raleigh, NC, finding an appraised value of $128,000. The subject property had sold in July 1998 for $85,000, yet this fact was not mentioned in the appraisal report. Ms. West utilized sales from other areas when there were sales available within the subject complex, and these sales would have indicated a lower opinion of value for the subject property. She included below grade space in the gross living area. The square footage on the first comparable sale is stated as 2,024 on the report, when the size of that comparable sale is actually 1,740 square feet. The photographs of the first two comparable sales were incorrect. In the other two cases, Ms. West performed two appraisals using the same comparable sales for both appraisals. The sales prices on her three comparable sales were all incorrect. The sales dates on her first and second comparable sales were incorrect. She stated on the report that the data and/or verification source for all three of the comparable sales was MLS/broker, when only the first comparable sale was reported on MLS.

Ralphele Reels (Durham) – By consent, the Board suspended Mr. Reels’ trainee registration for three months, effective March 1, 2000. If Mr. Reels completes a standards course and a sales comparison course before that date, the active portion of the suspension shall be only one month. The Board found that Mr. Reels performed an appraisal, under the supervision of a state certified general appraiser, of a townhouse located in Raleigh, NC, finding an appraised value of $128,000. The subject property had sold in July 1998 for $85,000, yet this fact was not mentioned in the appraisal report. Mr. Reels utilized sales from other areas when there were sales available within the subject complex, and these sales would have indicated a lower opinion of value for the subject property. He included below grade space in the gross living area. The square footage on the first comparable sale is stated as 2,024 on the report, when the size of that comparable sale is actually 1,740 square feet. The photographs of the first two comparable sales were incorrect.