Technology in appraisals AO 41

[Vermonter]

You started with DEI.

You don't know what DEI is, do you retard?

 

[Fernando]

You don't know what DEI is, do you retard?

Magatards just don't know when to stop being political. They can't help themselves.

 

[Fernando]

You started when you posted your slovenly ways.

At least that's not political. It just got personal.

 

[Dublin ohio]

You started when you posted your slovenly ways.

At least we know who Fernando considered his "peers".

 

[Vermonter]

Magatards just don't know when to stop being political. They can't help themselves.

Retards just don't know when to stop being retarded. They can't help themselves

 

[Mike Ault]

At least that's not political. It just got personal.

Don't think too hard. Do Fernando way.

Other people can say "don't think too hard". Unfortunately, that phrase is off limits to you.

 

[Vermonter]

At least we know who Fernando considered his "peers".

We know it's not a USPAP manual

 

[Fernando]

What USPAP Means by “Peers”​

USPAP defines peers in the Definitions section as:

“Other appraisers who have expertise and competency in a similar type of assignment.”

In plain language:A peer is not just any appraiser — it’s someone who does the same type of work, at a similar level of difficulty, with similar competency.

This definition is used throughout USPAP to set the standard for what is considered reasonable, credible, and competent.

 

[Fernando]

Appraisal Review (Standard 3)​

A reviewer must judge the work in the context of what a peer would do.

This prevents:

• unfair criticism,
• holding an appraiser to a higher standard than their peers,
• or expecting methods outside the norm for that assignment type.

 

[Mike Ault]

Appraisal Review (Standard 3)​

A reviewer must judge the work in the context of what a peer would do.

This prevents:

• unfair criticism,
• holding an appraiser to a higher standard than their peers,
• or expecting methods outside the norm for that assignment type.

Please change your avatar. It's hard to take you serious with that one.