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Above and Beyond

In his leadership book, Unreasonable Hospitality, famed restaurateur Will Guidara makes the case that any business can benefit from an above-and-beyond service mindset.

Unreasonable Hospitality: The Remarkable Power of Giving People Mo...

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Understanding Fannie Mae’s New Market Conditions Adjustments Policy

Last spring, Fannie Mae introduced a policy update that had appraisers and lenders talking. But this change was really just a reminder of what’s already standard practice: analyzing and adjusting for market conditions in every appraisal. The new guidance comes with a stronger push for appraisers to document time adjustments when the market demands it (and for the lenders who ...

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The New URAR: Finally, Uniform

Since I started in this profession, we’ve been filling out something called the “Uniform Residential Appraisal Report.” URAR. A tidy acronym, an orderly idea. The problem, of course, is that it wasn’t uniform. Not by a long shot.

There was a form for a single-family house. Another for a condo. Another for a two- to four-unit property. Yet another for a manufactured hom...

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What does "bias” in appraisal really mean?

What constitutes “bias” in appraisal isn’t always what you expect, according to an attorney who handles cases involving appraisers.

First, let’s start with a definition we can agree on: Objectivity in appraisals means analyzing data based on well-established principles, free from bias or external pressure.

Appraisers know what external pressure looks l...

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The Appraisal Summit: Get UAD 3.6 Intel, and Stay in Touch

The Appraisal Summit | September 27 – 30 | Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino | Las Vegas, NV

There’s a LOT going on in the world of appraisal these days. The stakes are pretty high. And you’ve got...

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