They might ask for a run ticket from the other insurer. They often will cover some part of it - or, the original carrier may be on the hook if you were covered during the time involved.If I stop, I break that chain.
Probably still need to buy it after retirement to cover past appraisals.They might ask for a run ticket from the other insurer. They often will cover some part of it - or, the original carrier may be on the hook if you were covered during the time involved.
tail insurance is a one time thingy I believe.after retirement to cover past appraisals.
OREP gives you a different perspective there. Their classes are geared towards, USPAP, SOW, etc and to protect you as an independent appraiser.For most appraisers... the ones who are careful in their work and are being professional... the answer is..... the cheapest one. A lot of us have E&O insurance only because our Clients require use to have it.