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

[djd09]

Foundation Shares Updates Ahead of One Year Anniversary of PAVE Task Force Report​

WASHINGTON, March 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Appraisal Foundation today shared an update on how it is progressing on a number of recommendations made in the Biden Administration's Property Appraisal and Valuation Equity (PAVE) Task Force's Action Plan. The Action Plan was released a year ago next week with the aim of providing a "blueprint for how all Americans can benefit fairly from the equity built through homeownership."


"The Appraisal Foundation shares the PAVE Task Force's commitment to root out bias and discrimination in the appraisal profession, and our boards have been hard at work over the past few years to do just that," said The Appraisal Foundation President Dave Bunton. "I am proud of the work that our boards have accomplished in such a short time, but much remains to be done. We look forward to partnering with the PAVE Task Force to continue these efforts to build public trust in the appraisal profession."


The following are the top ten highlights of The Foundation and its boards' actions on the following PAVE commitments:

• Updating the 90-minute section of the 7-Hour National USPAP Update Course focused on bias and discrimination in consultation with fair housing law firm Relman Colfax,
• Creating the Council to Advance Residential Equity (CARE) to bring previously unrecognized stakeholders with a mission of civil rights, fair housing, or consumer advocacy to the table to provide input on proposed changes to standards and qualifications,
• Instituting a new process for the public to submit comments, questions, and requests for the boards on any topic at any time,
• Removing the requirement that a majority of The Appraisal Foundation's trustees be appraisers,
• Conducting a comprehensive review of the Ethics Rule, with advice from Relman Colfax, resulting in proposed changes that make it crystal clear that bias and discrimination against protected classes have always been prohibited by USPAP and that USPAP has always required appraisers to comply with all applicable fair housing laws,
• Supporting the adoption of the Practical Application of Real Estate Appraisal (PAREA) as a simulated training alternative for aspiring appraisers to fulfill their experience requirements in 40 states and counting,
• Developing a scholarship through the Pathways to Success Initiative that will prioritize serving aspiring appraisers who are people of color, veterans or those who wish to work in underserved communities,
• Proposing changes to the Real Property Appraisal Qualification Criteria that would require fair housing education for incoming and existing credential holders, and
• Designing resources for consumers to learn more about the appraisal process and how to proceed if they need to make a complaint.
• Publishing the report of the Automated Valuation Models (AVMs) Task Force which makes recommendations on potential standards for AVMs. This work has been shared with regulators who are working to write AVM standards.

Media Contact:
Amy Kaufman
Director of Communications
The Appraisal Foundation
amy@appraisalfoundation.org
direct phone 202.624.3048

$570,031 to advise TAF on the ethics rule...

 

[Elliott]

IRS Filing.

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But wait, it gets better. TAF takes in 4-1/2 million and assets of 11 million, and......

 

[Elliott]

 

[Elliott]

And why and for what did TAF pay a half million to BakerHostetler ?

 

[Charles West]

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.

 

[Mejappz]

And why and for what did TAF pay a half million to BakerHostetler ?

That's a good question. Unfortunately, TAF is the master of coverup. We still don't know what one million dollars in "lobbying" went to.

 

[Mejappz]

But wait, it gets better. TAF takes in 4-1/2 million and assets of 11 million, and......






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It's a giant slush fund, Elliot.

 

[Mejappz]

Foundation Shares Updates Ahead of One Year Anniversary of PAVE Task Force Report​

WASHINGTON, March 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The Appraisal Foundation today shared an update on how it is progressing on a number of recommendations made in the Biden Administration's Property Appraisal and Valuation Equity (PAVE) Task Force's Action Plan. The Action Plan was released a year ago next week with the aim of providing a "blueprint for how all Americans can benefit fairly from the equity built through homeownership."


"The Appraisal Foundation shares the PAVE Task Force's commitment to root out bias and discrimination in the appraisal profession, and our boards have been hard at work over the past few years to do just that," said The Appraisal Foundation President Dave Bunton. "I am proud of the work that our boards have accomplished in such a short time, but much remains to be done. We look forward to partnering with the PAVE Task Force to continue these efforts to build public trust in the appraisal profession."


The following are the top ten highlights of The Foundation and its boards' actions on the following PAVE commitments:

• Updating the 90-minute section of the 7-Hour National USPAP Update Course focused on bias and discrimination in consultation with fair housing law firm Relman Colfax,
• Creating the Council to Advance Residential Equity (CARE) to bring previously unrecognized stakeholders with a mission of civil rights, fair housing, or consumer advocacy to the table to provide input on proposed changes to standards and qualifications,
• Instituting a new process for the public to submit comments, questions, and requests for the boards on any topic at any time,
• Removing the requirement that a majority of The Appraisal Foundation's trustees be appraisers,
• Conducting a comprehensive review of the Ethics Rule, with advice from Relman Colfax, resulting in proposed changes that make it crystal clear that bias and discrimination against protected classes have always been prohibited by USPAP and that USPAP has always required appraisers to comply with all applicable fair housing laws,
• Supporting the adoption of the Practical Application of Real Estate Appraisal (PAREA) as a simulated training alternative for aspiring appraisers to fulfill their experience requirements in 40 states and counting,
• Developing a scholarship through the Pathways to Success Initiative that will prioritize serving aspiring appraisers who are people of color, veterans or those who wish to work in underserved communities,
• Proposing changes to the Real Property Appraisal Qualification Criteria that would require fair housing education for incoming and existing credential holders, and
• Designing resources for consumers to learn more about the appraisal process and how to proceed if they need to make a complaint.
• Publishing the report of the Automated Valuation Models (AVMs) Task Force which makes recommendations on potential standards for AVMs. This work has been shared with regulators who are working to write AVM standards.

Media Contact:
Amy Kaufman
Director of Communications
The Appraisal Foundation
amy@appraisalfoundation.org
direct phone 202.624.3048

$570,031 to advise TAF on the ethics rule...

Now you see why the shills have desperately covered for TAF. They use terms like “conspiracy theory” to try and suppress the truth. But like St Like St. Augustine says: “The truth is like a lion; you don’t have to defend it. Let it loose; it will defend itself.

 

[Dublin ohio]

And why and for what did TAF pay a half million to BakerHostetler ?

CYA

 

[chad hampton]

Didn’t bunton retire 2 years ago? Thought I read that. What’s he still doing there?

If I were that level of a criminal, I’d take the money, change my identity, and leave town. Hell, maybe better to stay in the swamp. Be among swamp friends.