Hi,
The most important qualities that an appraiser should have is that he should be a good analyst, someone with high observation skills and one who reports the truth to the client. It would have helped had you been more precise with your question as to how you were cheated upon.
But, it so happens that people with very limited qualification and knowledge actually fail to deliver, leaving the client distraught.
Thanks,
Kenneth
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 05:42 am Post Subject:
Hey, why dont you contact your state appraisal licensing agency.
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 06:10 am Post Subject:
Hey guys,
Good to see your participation in the discussions. Please use the sign up form and help the community grow. :D
Thanks,
Evan
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 06:21 am Post Subject: principles and code of ethics
Hi,
This is what the American Society of Appraisers has to say with regards to its principles and code of ethics:
1.31 Inform those who use the services of appraisers what, in the opinion of Society, constitutes competent and ethical appraisal practice;
1.32 Serve as a guide to its own members in achieving competency in appraisal practice and in adhering to ethical standards;
1.33 Aid in the accomplishment of the purposes of the Society, which include:
1. Fosterage of appraisal education,
2. Improvement and development of appraisal techniques,
3. Encouragement of sound professional practices,
4. Establishment of criteria of sound performance for use of employers of staff appraisers,
5. Enforcement of ethical conduct and practice by its members;
1.34 Provide means, auxiliary to those used in examining applicants for admission to the grades of Members and Senior Member of the Society, for judging their skill, competence, and understanding of ethical principles;
1.35 Epitomize those appraisal practices that experience has found to be effective in protecting the public against exploitation.
Hope you find that useful.
Thanks,
Fatman
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 07:12 am Post Subject:
Hi, from my experience in this industry what i can guess is that you were lied upon by some appraiser of a property or a casualty insurance company as these are the two primary fields with which they are actually associated with. Am I right? Ronald Miller
Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 12:52 am Post Subject:
Set them free in a wooded area or donate them to a local charity.
Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 05:21 am Post Subject: Well said!!
Hi,
Very well said TCope, I am completely against those people who do not carry on their responsibilities honestly. Believe me such fellas piss me off.
Amanda
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 05:30 am Post Subject:
Hi,
The most important qualities that an appraiser should have is that he should be a good analyst, someone with high observation skills and one who reports the truth to the client. It would have helped had you been more precise with your question as to how you were cheated upon.
But, it so happens that people with very limited qualification and knowledge actually fail to deliver, leaving the client distraught.
Thanks,
Kenneth
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 05:42 am Post Subject:
Hey, why dont you contact your state appraisal licensing agency.
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 06:10 am Post Subject:
Hey guys,
Good to see your participation in the discussions. Please use the sign up form and help the community grow. :D
Thanks,
Evan
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 06:21 am Post Subject: principles and code of ethics
Hi,
This is what the American Society of Appraisers has to say with regards to its principles and code of ethics:
1.31 Inform those who use the services of appraisers what, in the opinion of Society, constitutes competent and ethical appraisal practice;
1.32 Serve as a guide to its own members in achieving competency in appraisal practice and in adhering to ethical standards;
1.33 Aid in the accomplishment of the purposes of the Society, which include:
1. Fosterage of appraisal education,
2. Improvement and development of appraisal techniques,
3. Encouragement of sound professional practices,
4. Establishment of criteria of sound performance for use of employers of staff appraisers,
5. Enforcement of ethical conduct and practice by its members;
1.34 Provide means, auxiliary to those used in examining applicants for admission to the grades of Members and Senior Member of the Society, for judging their skill, competence, and understanding of ethical principles;
1.35 Epitomize those appraisal practices that experience has found to be effective in protecting the public against exploitation.
Hope you find that useful.
Thanks,
Fatman
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 07:12 am Post Subject:
Hi, from my experience in this industry what i can guess is that you were lied upon by some appraiser of a property or a casualty insurance company as these are the two primary fields with which they are actually associated with. Am I right? Ronald Miller
Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 12:52 am Post Subject:
Set them free in a wooded area or donate them to a local charity.
Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 05:21 am Post Subject: Well said!!
Hi,
Very well said TCope, I am completely against those people who do not carry on their responsibilities honestly. Believe me such fellas piss me off.
Amanda
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