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In reply to Mark Hastert. I suspect that the AGA & their AFL-CIO connection is the only possible solution at this point. The problem is that they are not putting in little to no effort to win over appraisers. Passive marketing doesn’t cut it. If they truly want people to join their organization they should be submitting articles to this site and other sites stating how many appraiser signups are required to actually get the ball rolling.
The U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision to dismantle Chevron deference also effectively overrules its 2005 decision in National Cable & Telecommunications Association v. Brand X, greatly diminishing agencies' ability to change regulatory course from one administration to the next, says Steven Gordon at Holland & Knight.
In reply to Retired Appraiser. Mr Ford recently posted in another thread. I tried to find the comment again but had deleted the link. On an older article from years ago. He said; (from memory). Not finished, just waiting. Meaningful change may not be possible with the current administration. Or something close to that. The thing is there is such a concerted attack on the appraisal profession, the AGA may be working overtime on just existing defense of appraiser management.
In reply to Retired Appraiser. Mr Ford recently posted in another thread. I tried to find the comment again but had deleted the link. On an older article from years ago. He said; (from memory). Not finished, just waiting. Meaningful change may not be possible with the current administration. Or something close to that. The thing is there is such a concerted attack on the appraisal profession, the AGA may be working overtime on just existing defense of appraiser management.
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In reply to Bill Johnson. Good analysis but we all knew this already. The question is, what is anybody going to do about it? Complaining to each other in this and other forums isn’t working. At the very least contact your congressional delegation, write the CFPB and make a stink to the people who CAN do something.
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