Newbies Please Read This

[DB]

Pam .... as many times as I have read that ... something in it just hit me and I think it needs to be brought out:

2. a direction in assignment results that favors the cause of the client;


If a lender/client includes in the assignment instructions that they only want 5 acres of land and no buildings included in the appraisal, and if there is actually 40 acres of land and 3 barns/sheds on the property, then using a hypothetical situation will indeed cause the appraisal to favor the lender/clients position, due to the fact that, should it default, the entire property will be foreclosed and yet the lending decision is being made on specific criteria that the lender/client has laid out. Therefore, under USPAP, wouldn't using the hypothetical situation limiting the appraisal to 5 acres and the dwelling, be a violation?

Help me out here .....

Thanks a heap!!

 

[Jeremy Noland]

Pam-

Thanks you have gone above and beyond. We need more of you on this board.

Greg and Doug -

I wouldn't take advice from you at all. And I won't. Have fun working your 50 hours making $25k in your trailer. It is called High School...look into it.The way you say things are abrasive and rude and not at all how people helping people should be. Greg and Doug I would suggest nobody should take info from you. If that is you in the photo that explains it all.

 

[Rich Hahn]

Jermain No Land
that was cruel and you should apologize.

Reading your posts I wonder why you have so much time to bait respected forum members only to show your disrespect for them and this profession.

Its only a matter of hours before this thread gets locked all cuz of you bro.

Get a life
better yet get a job.

Rich

 

[Jeremy Noland]

Rich,

No apologies, but I will accept one from you about my name...didn't say they were stupid or unintelligent like they did... that is disrespect. Just asked some questions and inquired about something that aparantly was not popular. But I do have a great job...make good money doing what I love.

 

[Rich Hahn]

no your pushing bottoms

 

[Jeremy Noland]

I accept your apology!

 

[DB]

Rich just happens to be an instructor for the Appraisal Institute .... Why don't you go ahead an diss him some more .... I am fairly sure that he doesn't know anyone who can make your life difficult and I am sure that he doesn't know anything about appraising, or USPAP or any of that useless stuff.... and Greg is a partner in one of the more repected firms in his area has been doing this since you were in diapers, so I am fairly sure that he doesn't know what he is talking about either.... So .......Like I said before ... when your nads drop, come back and tell us all how to do appraisals .....

You owe this entire forum an apology for your arrogance, your attitude, your brash attacks and your ignorance ...... You owe me nothing.... primarily because I wouldn't accept it. The first thing you need to learn as a trainee or even as a human, is that nobody owes you anything!


And just so you know ... I am one of the more respected bass players in Nashville, am a first call bassist at the the Ryman Auditorium, have been written up in several magazines and have played with some of the biggest names in country music ... and was an upper level manager for Gibson Guitars World Headquarters in Nashville before I decided it was time to grow up and get a real job ....The bass in that picture is appraised and insured for more than your house, was custom made and has a computer locater chip in it, similar to a Lojac, just in case someone tries to walk off with it....... Take Rich's suggestion and get a job..... I hear Dominoes is hiring .... B)

 

[Farm Gal]

Hey kids:

IF Jeremy Noland is 'fer real' he did what I often do: he went to a member (or members) of his state board and heard something different thatn he was hearing on this board. Guess which board he is more concerned with? That said: Jeremy, State Board members as individuals OFTEN get attitude adjsutments after consultation with Fed authorities such as the ASB or other 'higher authorities'... I for one would NEVER take the word of a single member as gospel!!! <_<

And guess what: you are NOT on that guys' mail list for notification that he done told ya wrong. Finding out after the fact can be expensive up to and including the license/registration you have made considerable investmment to obtain

Now I am not saying that individual members of this forum are always right. Pam, myself, and yes even folks whos PROFESSION it is to know and disseminate correct information on USPAP and changing interpretations of that LAW (as it has been adopted by most states as LAW... like Rich Heyn have been knwon to misspeak and retract a given statement or two... but may I suggest to you that the collective wisdom of this board is one of the better assets folks like yourself have at your disposal?

And please be so kind ALL of you nameslingers to review the regulations about petty namecalling and such idiocy... it is a no-no.

Have a wonderful evning and what's left of the weekend.

Thanks for taking the time to bold those entries Pam... you are such a dear!

Jeremy if you have a specific question about this practice may I suggest you address it directly to the Appraisal Statndards Board? You probabaly won't get an answer unless you are quite SPECIFIC about how you phrase your question... but I bet you can do it!!

 

[Michigander]

Rich just happens to be an instructor for the Appraisal Institute ....

Rich Hahn is not a designated member of the Appraisal Institute according to the current website. I think you have him mistaken for another Rich

Guys, stop making derogotory statements about each other and calling each other names. You can disagree, just don't call names, not professional or nice (so sayeth the wenchiest of wenches!)

 

[Tim Hicks (Texas)]

....and we have reached the seven page doctrine. This one is going to get locked especially because it has gotten ugly.


Jeremy, I have never met any of these other appraisers personally, but I believe that they are mostly good people or they would not bother to contribute to this forum. I have had my differences with some of them, including Rich Hahn (not Heyn), but I still respect his opinion. From my experience the advise given here is typically top notch and when bad or mistaken advise is given, the author learns different viewpoints that help him/her to re-think their own opinions. It is impossible to know everything there is to know about a subject, but it is not impossible to learn more about any subject.