OPRA

[Airstream]

Has anyone discussed where we will get info for comps. I do a lot of urban areas and info is difficult to get, if available at all.

In Wisconsin the assessor data is crap. There is a website called assessordata.com. Have to pay for each record you get. You could spend $10 to $12 per report. OR you have to email the assessor to get the information. And for some it takes 2 or 3 days for them to get it back. If they aren’t on vacation. There are a few assessors that have information on a website they keep. But it is limited. There is ZERO consistency between assessors. So the data is all over the place. Frustrating.

 

[glenn walker]

In my opinion the poster would have received way more views by not using OPRA- immediately makes one think of Oprah Winfrey not a Public Records Act or any appraisers issue. * Just Saying !

 

[TerryRohrer]

I often wonder if appraisal reports resemble their authors' posts on public forums in any way. If so, it clearly shows why most use fake names, and why most clients are looking for any solution that does not include appraisers. It is mind-boggling how some assume readers can read their minds better than they themselves can.

 

[Artemis Fowl]

In my opinion the poster would have received way more views by not using OPRA- immediately makes one think of Oprah Winfrey not a Public Records Act or any appraisers issue. * Just Saying !

Made me think Obsolete Property Rehabilitation Act