chad hampton
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What about the AMC? Anything for not properly vetting one of their appraisers who lives 3000 miles from the subject property? 
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djd09
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geez its like pulling my hair out...do you have a link to the case? and what did you expect from cheap and fast
DWiley
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The appraiser owns homes and has offices in both states. That, in and of itself, is perfectly fine.What about the AMC? Anything for not properly vetting one of their appraisers who lives 3000 miles from the subject property?
When I moved to Virginia, do you think that should have automatically made me ineligible to do desktop appraisals in Nashville, where I had over 25 years of experience?
What about a NC appraiser who retires to FL? No desktops in their old market area?
Surf Cat
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What are you asking us for? You work for one of the GSEs.....you guys have the inside track and lobbying $$ to "make it so."
DWiley
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I am asking Chad, because he is the one proposing the single state limitation.
And, just so everyone is aware, the GSEs are not allowed to lobby.
Surf Cat
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Since not being geographically competent in Cleveland and not knowing which major boundaries not to cross that affect value..... I would have "made it happen".when i first started a long time ago...the appraiser had to file with the other state for a one time appraisal...who wants some dirty calicommie (sorry surf) to estimate value in east cleveland
It would have been like doing a hybrid with AI! Easy peasy Japanese....
glenn walker
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Ever been to East Cleveland ? Few would volunteer to live there much less do appraisals. Compton's a better community....lmao )Since not being geographically competent in Cleveland and not knowing which major boundaries not to cross that affect value..... I would have "made it happen".
It would have been like doing a hybrid with AI! Easy peasy Japanese....