The Appraisal Subcommittee Busted

[Non Sequitur]

 

[RCA]

Is he saying for appraisers to stop taking orders from AMCs? He sure beats around the bush, not really saying much.

 

[Zoe]

I do smell CFPB jumping in this mud pit. None of them want to mess with CFPB. I smell change coming. Name the entity.

I will take position they don't want to mess with CFPB. Name the entity. I will argue.

A house divided against itself will fall.

Those racial bias hearings were inclination that Chopra is on the hunt. He was nice to Jonathan Miller (independent fee appraiser).

He has bigger targets in his sights.

 

[LANoble]

What's especially interesting is that I attended the first CLEAR meeting. When the zoom went live, I was the only one in attendance and looked around the room and thought what the heck - this is a unique opportunity. I explained the barrier to entry, licensing, and APA violations, and how Mr. Park wouldn't address the matter but said something was coming along the same lines that would help us. That something was PAVE.

I explained how the ASC neglected their duties. The ASC attorney repeated my statement and I confirmed. She resigned a few weeks later and I never heard from CLEAR again.

 

[Mejappz]

The corruption of TAF and the ASC can’t be hidden any longer ;it’s all out in the open.

 

[Tiffany Gibbons]

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BIRMINGHAM, Mich., Aug. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- AIVRE is thrilled to announce its successful participation in the Valuation Expo held last week in Las Vegas. This event, which brought together top professionals and industry leaders from across the country, served as a platform for showcasing cutting-edge advancements and fostering valuable networking opportunities in the appraisal industry.
At the expo, AIVRE's Founder and CEO, Jake Lew, had the honor of moderating a panel discussion focused on "Finding Your Niche" in the appraisal industry as well as speaking at "Lenders and Vendors Live". Additionally, the AIVRE team, including CTO and Co-Founder Jordan Lesson, actively engaged in discussions and workshops centered on the latest appraisal technologies, methodologies, and industry trends.
"The opportunity to connect with appraisers and real estate professionals from across the country was truly inspiring. Our team remains dedicated to advancing innovation and transforming the appraisal industry."

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The AIVRE booth, which featured their innovative AI tool and services designed to streamline processes by reducing the time to fill out an appraisal form, decrease biases, and enhance accuracy, attracted considerable attention. Visitors expressed enthusiastic interest in how AIVRE's advancements are poised to shape the future of appraisals.

"It was fantastic connecting with so many professionals at Valuation Expo," said Jordan Lesson. "The in-depth discussions emphasized a clear need for innovation and fresh energy in the appraisal space. Many believe that AIVRE is the crucial piece needed to revitalize the industry."

AIVRE is committed to enhancing existing appraisal processes with advanced AI technology. The team emphasizes that while current solutions are valuable, there is always room for innovation to drive further improvements.

"Introducing AIVRE at Valuation Expo was a significant milestone for us," said Jake Lew. "The opportunity to connect with appraisers and real estate professionals from across the country was truly inspiring. Our team remains dedicated to advancing innovation and transforming the appraisal industry."

same old same old...cheap and fast

That's so cute. They have no idea how much of the public information is flat out wrong. My rural assignments where reappraisal is on a 6 year cycle, half the time improvements are not picked up for years, mapping doesn't match legal, etc. even with the State's oversight review, especially if the Assessor is trying to get re-elected.

 

[Tiffany Gibbons]

At the expo, I was talking to some FNMA rep at their booth. They were talking about the errors that they continuously see on appraisals. I asked how these errors got past their middleman AMC so often? They didn’t talk to me after that anymore.

Don't ever enter any of the raffles they have at those booths!

 

[Zoe]

What's especially interesting is that I attended the first CLEAR meeting. When the zoom went live, I was the only one in attendance and looked around the room and thought what the heck - this is a unique opportunity. I explained the barrier to entry, licensing, and APA violations, and how Mr. Park wouldn't address the matter but said something was coming along the same lines that would help us. That something was PAVE.

I explained how the ASC neglected their duties. The ASC attorney repeated my statement and I confirmed. She resigned a few weeks later and I never heard from CLEAR again.

Wish I would have been siitting beside you. We would have been good together.

Speakers may have left the room.

Were there any refreshments in the room? We could have ordered some. LOL

 

[Surf Cat]

Don't ever enter any of the raffles they have at those booths!

What happens at the booth's raffles? Do they put a roofie in your drink and then you wake up at some AMC's headquarters?

 

[Tiffany Gibbons]

What happens at the booth's raffles? Do they put a roofie in your drink and then you wake up at some AMC's headquarters?

They get your name, phone number, and email and you start receiving all kinds of "opportunities" to be on AMC Approved Appraiser lists that I guess some appraisers must want to be on and even purchase lists of AMCs to apply to. You'll be blocking calls and cleaning out your email for years afterward if you want nothing to do with them. It's annoying.