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TAF paid over 500K to the Law Firm trying to destroy Shane Lanham

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It's no different than inviting activists to participate in the legislative process so the politicians can't be accused of ignoring them.

they should of joined the iac....i mean deny deny deny

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IMO- just shows you what & how much will be spent to take an appraiser out. This profession (ah hem) has become a political toilet bowl........the public is now in the hands of their own enemy.

Thought I would just add this in;
The recent surge in auto loan defaults is a troubling sign for the economy, reflecting broader financial challenges faced by consumers. As interest rates climb and economic pressures mount, many borrowers find themselves unable to meet their monthly payment obligations, leading to a significant increase in defaults and repossessions.

This situation not only affects individual financial health but also has broader implications for the automotive industry and financial institutions, signaling a need for intervention and support.

Does that mean another bailout ??
 
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Lanham got lucky with 2 black history professors for owners, both no doubt breathlessly awaiting affront, ready to pounce on the hapless fool that walked through the door.
that has become a new scary thought for an existential threat. maybe they should look at every old appraisal and ask for appraisal reparations. i should have gotten a degree in race hustling.
 
I'm surmissing there's more than 1 side to "race hustling"....
Everyone gets to choice their side(s)....
 
they should of joined the iac....i mean deny deny deny

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They wouldn't qualify for membership. But if they did THEY would have to pay the $3500 application fee. Which again isn't enough to purchase anything from TAF other than the opportunity to sit in meetings and talk about appraisals.

And sign the NDA, of course.
 
They wouldn't qualify for membership. But if they did THEY would have to pay the $3500 application fee. Which again isn't enough to purchase anything from TAF other than the opportunity to sit in meetings and talk about appraisals.

And sign the NDA, of course.

TAF Letter to State Regulators​


7/15/2022

The Appraisal Foundation responded to the July 8, 2022 Appraisal Subcommittee letter to state agencies regarding the 7-Hour USPAP update course. Read TAF's letter here.

From the letter:
Based on the guidance of Relman Colfax, we [TAF] will be issuing an updated version of this 90-minute portion of the 7-Hour National USPAP Update Course this fall, which clarifies and adds detail to the current section examining bias as it relates to USPAP. In addition to this new material being made available for educators and students, it will also be sent directly to every person who has taken the course to date. Equivalent providers of this course will also receive this updated course which they can insert directly into their existing courses.


buy the book...take the class...sign the nda...snake oil salesmen :rof: :rof: :rof:
 
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