- Joined
- Feb 14, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Louisiana
Unfortunately, true.Not "don't believe"....
More like, "don't care"....
Unfortunately, true.Not "don't believe"....
More like, "don't care"....
Just like the previous generation was trained to do what the client wants them to do. No difference just another layer.And make no mistake, the incoming "generation" will be trained to do what the AMC wants them to do.
Thanks for posting the link, we still have appraisers who don't believe PAREA is charging forward.
Touché.Just like the previous generation was trained to do what the client wants them to do. No difference just another layer.


Politics.Starts at the 34:00 minute mark. Wish someone would have asked why they aren’t trying to diversify the certified general side.
Do they mean like if your opinion of value is lower than they need to make the loan it has to be wrong...bias.Appraisal Business Fears Modernizing And Newcomers
Appraisers also need to mitigate appraisal bias
A panel that included Julie Giesbrecht, senior policy analyst with FHFA, Elizabeth Green, chief strategy officer with Appraisal Logistics, and Jillian White, head of growth with Aloft Appraisal, discussed those topics and more.
What You Need To Know
“The appraiser’s role doesn’t change. He’s still there,” said White. “The skills and responsibility might change, but he still needs to ensure that the data is accurate.”
Green added that modernization will actually help because it allows them to spend more time analyzing data. “With desktops and hybrids they could be on vacation and do an appraisal as long as they are comfortable with the data,” she said.
Green added that modernization will actually help because it allows them to spend more time analyzing data. “With desktops and hybrids they could be on vacation and do an appraisal as long as they are comfortable with the data,” she said.
“A lot of bias is baked in. Bias is ingrained. We need to recognize that.”
– Elizabeth Green, Appraisal Logistics
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I thought her knitted mask for COVID was pretty stylish.
Equity means discrimination.When VP Harris used the 'equity' word on who should get help first from Hurricane Ian, I thought, that sounds familiar. And I wondered how "equity" will work in appraising. So will all appraisals need "equity" consideration or just some properties (and how will that be determined). And how will the appraiser know this is an "equity" situation, since we typically don't know or meet the borrower, and the seller isn't necessarily the "buyer." I'm just curious how PAVE is going to accomplish their equity goal.
Everyone has preconceived biases, the question is how well we overcome them. There are certain house features I hate and don't value, but I have to look at how a typical buyer reacts to it.Unfortunately, I believe those striving the hardest to quantify the alleged bias are full of their own biases.