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As an appraiser, the tools we carry can significantly impact our workflow and efficiency. One of the most commonly debated tools is the ladder. For years, many appraisers, including myself, carried a ladder in their vehicles to inspect attics and other hard-to-reach areas. However, times and regulat...
Change is a constant and inevitable part of any industry, and the world of real estate appraisal is no different. Recent updates from major institutions like Fannie Mae have sparked discussions and concerns about the future of traditional appraisal methods. While itโs natural to feel uneasy when fam...
I've been doing some serious thinking lately, and it's become crystal clear: I need to start taking proactive steps towards success in my appraisal business. Let's face it, the Covid years were a breeze for many of us, with business rolling in without much effort. But guess what? Things have changed...
Change has always been a constant in life, and my career as an appraiser is no exception. It's not always easy to adapt to change, but I've come to realize that it can also present incredible opportunities. As a human being, I too have my comfort zone, my "bubble," and stepping outside of it can be ...
In today's fast-paced world, customer service can be the differentiating factor between a positive and negative experience for consumers. Recently, I encountered two contrasting examples that highlighted the significance of quality service.
Firstly, during a travel ordeal with American Airlines, I ...
It's crucial to know how to read and interpret your P&L statement so you can make informed decisions based on the data. Analyzing the loss side of the P&L statement can be tough, and that's where the "heated seat syndrome" comes in.
Have you ever felt like you couldn't live without something, even ...