Virgina REAB and Portal Petition

[woodyva]

Another addition to my Ignore list. Congrats.

That has to be the best honor I have gotten all day.

 

[Carnivore]

Ken,

I have seen that help file from the OADI viewer.

It does not solve the problem at all. It was the first place I went looked to for help.

Interestingly in the viewer the help section is printable to hard copy or PDF.

Does that not make you wonder just a teeny weeny little bit? Why the help file but not the appraisal file?

 

[Fred]

The only thing I am unbiased about are large companies making money off my and your backs, and pushing our heads in the sand while they do it.

I suppose you meant "biased." The problem is, whoever wrote that Virginia reg, used about the same level of care. I don't want to pile on, but I think it's: thing is, not thing are.

 

[Ken B]

Ken,

I have seen that help file from the OADI viewer.

It does not solve the problem at all. It was the first place I went looked to for help.

Interestingly in the viewer the help section is printable to hard copy or PDF.

Does that not make you wonder just a teeny weeny little bit? Why the help file but not the appraisal file?

Uh, yeah.

m2:m2:

 

[Ken B]

Well, it's been fun.

Andrew, if you ever find yourself down this way, we should have a beer together. Weren't you in the Marines? Maybe we could swap stories. My oldest daughter may be moving to Charlotte and she already has friends that live there. Maybe I will be up your way one of these days.

Out.

 

[woodyva]

I suppose you meant "biased." The problem is, whoever wrote that Virginia reg, used about the same level of care. I don't want to pile on, but I think it's: thing is, not thing are.

Thanks Steve, I fixed that type-o. The regs are the regs, and yes they are broad in some areas. I suppose many of us see what see in the regs because vague things are often wash through the reader's eyes based on previous experience and the like. The industry as a whole from the ASB done to the States were never able to see into the future well enough to have this coming. I think honest people just want honest work.

 

[Carnivore]

Ken,

I am glad you think of me as a friend. I am certainly not your enemy. We all play in the same sandbox! I just keep uncovering all thoses presents the cats keep leaving in our sand.

A beer is fine, I prefer more then one beer at a sitting! :new_all_coholic: If we do it at my house will go up the street and hook up with all my buddies. Then will show you a true Tarheel welcome. You wont want to leave.

 

[Ken B]

I don't know anyone I would consider an enemy, although people that are ignorant often get added to my Ignore list. I enjoy a good debate more than most, I suppose. Perhaps because of that characteristic, some would consider me their enemy. I am sure that, in our own special ways, we all have the same goal.

Cheers.

 

[TJSum]

I can't speak for any of the State Boards out there, but I would think the common sense interpretation of USPAP regarding "true copies" is to have the appraiser actually provide a hard true copy of the report on demand.

To just provide a CD, is beyond a joke, especially if no one can actually open it or print it, including the appraiser. It is not on the Board to produce the hard copy, it is all on the appraiser.

How strange is it, that the appraiser who produces a report, can not print it, but yet the portal and client can, there is just something wrong with that, really wrong. Even a caveman knows this printing function could easily be added to the appraisers conversion software, so the big question is, why is it not there, what are the reasons?

 

[McPheeters]

I can't speak for any of the State Boards out there, but I would think the common sense interpretation of USPAP regarding "true copies" is to have the appraiser actually provide a hard true copy of the report on demand.

To just provide a CD, is beyond a joke, especially if no one can actually open it or print it, including the appraiser. It is not on the Board to produce the hard copy, it is all on the appraiser.

How strange is it, that the appraiser who produces a report, can not print it, but yet the portal and client can, there is just something wrong with that, really wrong. Even a caveman knows this printing function could easily be added to the appraisers conversion software, so the big question is, why is it not there, what are the reasons?

Yes, why indeed.....and why does the sig need to be removed, and why does the software have to remove pages, and why will the portal not allow an unmolseted PDF to accompany the AI Ready version, and why, why, why?????