Real Estate Appraisers

Risky Business: Why Lenders Continue to Demand Interior Inspections

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"Many of the appraisers on our panel are taking this very seriously. Some of them have hazmat type suits, full headgear, gloves, and a few even have shields." Read More

Interior Inspections: Tough Choices for Appraisers

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“One of the best courses that I have had in 17 years!” -Amy H > Become an OREP Member: Enjoy 14 Hours FREE CE >> Editor’s Note: To help you stay up-to-date and connected, OREP/Working RE has established a Coronavirus (COVID-19) Discussion and Resource Page where you can share your thoughts, experiences, advice and… Read More

FHFA Directive on Interior Appraisals

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“One of the best courses that I have had in 17 years!” -Amy H > Become an OREP Member: Enjoy 14 Hours FREE CE >> Editor’s Note: To help you stay up-to-date and connected, OREP/Working RE has established a Coronavirus (COVID-19) Discussion and Resource Page where you can share your thoughts, experiences, advice and… Read More

BREAKING: Appraiser and Coronavirus

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Appraiser News Editions, Real Estate Appraisers

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“One of the best courses that I have had in 17 years!” -Amy H > Become an OREP Member: Enjoy 14 Hours FREE CE >> Editor’s Note: To help you stay up-to-date and connected, OREP/Working RE has established a Coronavirus (COVID-19) Discussion and Resource Page where you can share your thoughts, experiences, advice and… Read More

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Discussion and Resources for Appraisers

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“One of the best courses that I have had in 17 years!” -Amy H > Become an OREP Member: Enjoy 14 Hours FREE CE >> Editor’s Note: To help you stay up-to-date and connected, OREP/Working RE has established a Coronavirus (COVID-19) Discussion and Resource Page where you can share your thoughts, experiences, advice and… Read More

NAR Settlement: What It Means for Appraisers

> The Appraiser Coach > AMC Guide > OREP E&O ★★★★★ “They are knowledgeable, professional, and understand urgency.” – Joe Thweatt NAR Settlement: What It Means for Appraisers by Isaac Peck, Publisher The real estate community has been abuzz with talk about the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) settlement. It’s made the national news, too,… Read More

De Minimus Raised

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Appraiser News Editions, Real Estate Appraisers

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Since 1994, an appraisal is required for any federally-related residential real estate transaction at or above the de minimus threshold of $250,000. Now, 25 years later, the de minimus has finally been raised to $400,000. Read More

Street Art Is Real Estate: What Appraisers Need to Know

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Real Estate Appraisers

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“One of the best courses that I have had in 17 years!” -Amy H. Supporting Your Adjustments CE (7 Hrs.) Education designed to help you appraise worry-free and earn higher fees. Street Art Is Real Estate: What Appraisers Need to Know by Michele Wood, Valbridge Property Advisors Art is real estate—what? Yes indeed—read on.… Read More

Marijuana Appraisals: Still Hazy

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Real Estate Appraisers, Uncategorized

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There are two questions really that we’ve had asked: what do professional standards have to say and is it covered by your errors and omissions insurance. Read More

Illinois Board Issues Warning on Hybrid Appraisals

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Appraiser News Editions, Real Estate Appraiser Training - Education, Uncategorized

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The issue today is how to handle assignments where an unlicensed third party reports to the licensed appraiser. Read More