- Joined
- Apr 14, 2007
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Tennessee
It’s a new assignment, even if retaining the same prior effective date.
Prior services must be disclosed, if prior services were performed before the signature date within the last 3 years. Does not matter what the effective date is. (If we appraised a property last year, and then are requested to do a retrospective analysis as of 2015 for tax purposes in a new assignment involving that, we still must disclose prior services.)
To answer the OP. There should not have been a complaint based on the info you’ve revealed. And your question as to why they didn’t communicate with you first - Can’t answer that one, but they should have.
Prior services must be disclosed, if prior services were performed before the signature date within the last 3 years. Does not matter what the effective date is. (If we appraised a property last year, and then are requested to do a retrospective analysis as of 2015 for tax purposes in a new assignment involving that, we still must disclose prior services.)
To answer the OP. There should not have been a complaint based on the info you’ve revealed. And your question as to why they didn’t communicate with you first - Can’t answer that one, but they should have.