Top Ten Reasons why it is great to be an appraiser – By Joe Ibach, MAI.Appraisal forms – the Next Generation – posted on the Internet.Why don’t real estate agents measure houses By Walt Humphreys.Advice on Pencil Searches, Comp Runs, etc.Creative appraisal definitions By Larry Schnepf.Really bad business advice – excerpts from a booklet published by William Pittenger.New spelling requirements for appraisal reports By John Regan.Official Megabucks Bank Review Form – emailed by Dick Sorenson, MAI.What Do Those Letters Mean after Appraisers’ Names? – posted by Michael Cartwright.Limiting conditions and assumptions – written by Deane Wilson, ASA.You may see your name here! See my contact information at the bottom of this page. Got any good appraiser or computer jokes? Email them to me.
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