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In reply to Mark Zeigler. I have said it before and I will say it again and again and again… Report “Quality” complaints are ONLY made when the value does not come in at contract or “as expected” So as long as your 75 mile away cost cutter comes into value, there is no quality control issue or complaint. Subsequently, how does one prove that the lowest bid was the worst appraisal if the appraisal gets no complaints… Bias exists in our profession and it always
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When asked my fee and turn time I have put the past 5 with 2 day turn time and my standard fee. Clearly I received none because they want the lowest fees out there. One appraiser was $100 less and 75 miles away. Saw that horrible report, but that was the lowest fee and the appraiser did not know this area at all.
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AMCs have been pocketing $100s of Millions without disclosure off the backs of Independent Appraiser since 2009. This practice has robbed our industry of time and resources for over a decade. I’m tired and broke, but still fighting for our career.
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[link] Read this. Another industry review paper. Data interpreted by people whom do not actually work as active appraisers. My total licensed numbers have been off, must have been remembering the number of total job losses as all the people dependent on appraisers also left, been so long, sorry about that. Get ready to retest with increasingly difficult testing peramiters in order to retain and renew the appraisers license or face a licensing downgrade.
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