Conference Coverage

At the National Association of Appraisers (NAA)/Appraiser eLearning conference and trade show (ACTS) in Nashville, NAA President John Dingeman, a veteran appraiser, addressed the audience on how to prepare reports.  

Valuation Review attended Dingeman’s session.

Read Part II of this conference feature to learn more.

At the 2018 National Association of Appraisers/Appraiser eLearning conference and trade show in Nashville, Roxana Gumucio, executive director of the Tennessee Real Estate Appraiser Commission, gave conference attendees an update on the status of appraising in her state.

Valuation Review was in attendance.

Read on to find out what information she shared.                                    

At the National Association of Appraisers (NAA)/Appraiser eLearning conference and trade show (ACTS) in Nashville, NAA President John Dingeman, a veteran appraiser, addressed the audience on how to prepare reports.

In particular, making sure appraisers tell (write) the story because pictures don’t always do that. Valuation Review attended Dingeman’s session.

Read on to find out what he shared with the attendees.

At the 2018 National Association of Appraisers (NAA)/Appraiser eLearning conference and trade show (ACTS) in Nashville, Valuation Review attended a session.

This lecture featured expert commentary about alternatives in appraising, home inspection reports, and the big role data plays in submitting compliant reports.

Read Part II of this conference feature to find out more information.

For the seventh year, October Research, LLC, presented its annual awards for leadership, innovation and philanthropy, with some of the brightest stars in the title industry recognized for their efforts.

CEO and Publisher Erica Meyer presented the awards Thursday at the 14th annual National Settlement Services Summit (NS3) in Detroit.

Read on for more details of the winners and their contributions to the industry.

After helping build more than 200 bikes and Big Wheels for local youth over the past six years, attendees at the National Settlement Services Summit (NS3) took time Wednesday to provide a different kind of summer fun for Michigan children.

The seventh annual “Make a Child Smile” community service event, sponsored by Adeptive Software, saw attendees put together Summer Fun Supply Kits, which will be delivered to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan.

Read on for more from the event and presentation.

The 14th edition of the National Settlement Services Summit (NS3) got off to a rousing start Wednesday with a lineup of compliance-focused educations, highlighted by Meridian Title CEO Mark Myers.

Myers made his first public industry appearance to discuss the company’s growth following a highly publicized enforcement action last fall.

Read on for more from Myers and the first-day lineup at NS3.

With a record crowd set to invade the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center, the 14th annual National Settlement Services Summit (NS3) brings a packed lineup.

Sessions include a live eClosing with remote online notarization, the CEO of the fifth-largest bank mortgage originator in the country, federal and state regulators, and much more.

Read on for more about the industry’s leading event, headlined by keynote speaker Alessandro DiNello, president and CEO at Flagstar Bank.

At the 2018 National Association of Appraisers (NAA)/Appraiser eLearning conference and trade show  in Nashville, Valuation Review attended a session that provided expert commentary about alternatives in appraising.

Home inspection reports, and the big role data plays in submitting compliant reports were also covered.

Read on to find out what we were told.

From quality control and communicating revision requests to buy-backs and other delayed inquiries,

Property Interlink Compliance Manager Josh Walitt covered it all regarding the after delivery of an appraisal report at this year’s National Association of Appraisers/Appraiser eLearning conference and trade show in Nashville.

Valuation Review attended this session and now, in Part II of this story, brings you more of what was presented to conference attendees.