Wow, it has been a really slow month so far, but I am still getting quite a bit of requests per week for appraisal assignments and I am completing between 5-10 reports a week. My market is fairly big with over 1M in the city of San Diego and over 3M county wide.
Things should start picking up and be going full force by March according to the top appraisal management companies.
…continue reading the rest of this post: Appraisal Management Company Questions
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Hello Fellow Appraisers!
I thought I would take a little time and post a little information about myself and the situation I was in when I decided to put together my list of appraisal management companies.
Hopefully you are not in the same boat as I was in only a few years ago. Well, the HVCC went in to full affect and at the time I wasn’t doing ANY work for the AMCs. I also had the bright idea of moving from San Diego to Arizona, thinking I could live on less money and have a better lifestyle.
…continue reading the rest of this post: A little bit about me – Bryan Knowlton
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While appraisal management is not a new concept, the change in the laws that forced their use has caused much speculation about their use, both for appraisers and lenders alike, but for completely different reasons.
Appraisers have several gripes about the appraisal management process and implementation. The first of which is the ethics of the management firms. Conditions have improved for the appraiser, but many are still upset about unfair pay splits, difficulty in getting jobs and the time frame that the firms require to have the job completed.
…continue reading the rest of this post: Appraisal Management – Is it Working For Today’s Appraiser?
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