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» Questions & More!
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» How do I know when I should accept or decline a request to do an
appraisal on property I'm marginally familiar with?
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» How much should I charge?
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» Should I charge by the hour or by the job?
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» How do I find comparable properties to use in establishing value
on property I'm appraising?
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» Do comparable properties have to be exactly like the property
I'm appraising? If not, how do I make adjustments to account for
the differences?
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» When should I write a restricted use appraisal report?
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» What information should I gather during the initial contact with a
potential client?
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» When inspecting property, what notes should I take?
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» How can I determine the appropriate type of value to use for each
iappraisal assignment?
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» Can I use other people to help me do an appraisal?
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» How do I value property that is a collectible item?
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» How long should I keep appraisals and file information?
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