Truett Neathery
Member
- Joined
- Feb 16, 2003
- Professional Status
- Licensed Appraiser
- State
- California
Fee revisited
I guess I was wrong about their fee - it was $235, not $240. Yes, they cancelled your order because someone responded instantly from a cellphone notification (broadcast blast) and accepted the fee. But, furnishing MLS sheets may be a violation of the copywrite laws, it is not a violation of USPAP. Mr. Murcor told me once that one may know as much about USPAP as he, but no one knows more as he is a qualified USPAP instructor. I believe MURCOR is out of control because it has been taken over by technogeeks, no matter, though, the requests continue to pour in from Citibank et.al. I had one of their "Reviewers" dispute my estimate of marketing time because the "client" , the one that is losing its shirt, wants the marketing time to be less than the longest marketing time of the comparable sales, even though I explained several times in the report that the bottom had fallen out of the market in that town, the largest employer was laying off thousands of employees worldwide and the school district had sent layoff notices to hundreds of teachers! Some lenders should have stuck to loaning on Chevies and washing machines.
As it turned out, PCV admitted that the request for MLS and CMA was unusual. However, Citi required it and since I chose not to provide it the order was cancelled.
Side note:
fee was $235 for full appraisal, REO addendum, 3 additional listings, full MLS sheets on each sale and listing, and CMA report.
I guess I was wrong about their fee - it was $235, not $240. Yes, they cancelled your order because someone responded instantly from a cellphone notification (broadcast blast) and accepted the fee. But, furnishing MLS sheets may be a violation of the copywrite laws, it is not a violation of USPAP. Mr. Murcor told me once that one may know as much about USPAP as he, but no one knows more as he is a qualified USPAP instructor. I believe MURCOR is out of control because it has been taken over by technogeeks, no matter, though, the requests continue to pour in from Citibank et.al. I had one of their "Reviewers" dispute my estimate of marketing time because the "client" , the one that is losing its shirt, wants the marketing time to be less than the longest marketing time of the comparable sales, even though I explained several times in the report that the bottom had fallen out of the market in that town, the largest employer was laying off thousands of employees worldwide and the school district had sent layoff notices to hundreds of teachers! Some lenders should have stuck to loaning on Chevies and washing machines.
