Atlanta CG
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified General Appraiser
- State
- Georgia
What is the purpose of taking a street photo except to clearly depict the neighboring homes so the underwriter can understand the compatability of the subject to the others? Now, I have to drive 30 miles to take a street shot OF THE STREET to satisfy the underwriter. I told her that since the homes were set well back from the road, taking a street shot showing part of the asphalt would eliminate the homes from being viewed in the photo. Didn't care, the requirements were to show a street. If I were bold, I'd take a shot of my own street and put it in the report, but I know that that is unethical. Of courese, the real reason is that I fear getting caught. Everyone, take a shot of a street, so when this same underwriter asks for one you have it in your file. Just identify it as a "street shot" - never say "subject street shot".
madder than heck
John from Atlanta
go h...(our next VP?)
madder than heck
John from Atlanta
go h...(our next VP?)