Conference Coverage

Appraisers running their own businesses have found that saving precious time requires the same amount of skill, precision and attention to detail associated with valuing property.

At the 2019 Appraisal Institute conference in Denver, appraisers heard more tips on how to make better use of time when completing their assignments.

Read Part II of this conference story for more appraisal guidance.

At the 2019 Appraisal Institute conference in Denver, a panel of experts tackled the topic of problem identification within the appraisal profession.

And like the old adage states, in order to solve problems, one has to be able to identify just what those problems are.

Read on to find out what the panel told the conference attendees in Denver. 

Valuation Review, in Part II of its story from the 2019 Appraisal Institute conference in Denver on federal agencies and what must be delivered to the client, more panel members give details about requirements from the Department of the U.S. Navy and the Department of the Interior.

Learn more about the requirements and skills these agencies need from appraisers.

Read on for the conclusion.

Appraisers running their own businesses have found that such a task requires the same amount of skill, precision and attention to detail associated with valuing property.

Appraisers must establish what is the highest and best use of their time and apply such methodology to their practices. At the 2019 Appraisal Institute conference in Denver, Valuation Review heard from two industry experts who gave their thoughts on this matter.

Read on to find out what we were told.

In Part II of this conference story, Valuation Review continues the conversation with United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) review appraiser Bill Farina.

Farina goes into more depth concerning the roles of USDA appraisers.

Read on for the conclusion.

Valuation Review concludes its conference story from the 2019 Appraisal Institute show in Denver with more expertise regarding cannabis businesses.  

Perceptions were examined as loan approval may be an obstacle for investors, and appraisers, in terms of moving forward with assignments.

Read on for the conclusion of this story.

Chief appraisers from the General Services Administration, the Department of the Interior, the Department of State, and the Naval Facilities Command spoke to the needs of the federal client.

They also emphasized why appraisers need to be hired for these types of services.

Valuation Review was at the Appraisal Institute conference to hear what this panel of experts shared.

Valuation Review concludes its story from the 2019 Appraisal Institute conference in Denver about Green properties.

Experts in the industry discussed what appraisers need to know before accepting these types of assignments.

Read Part II of this story to hear more of what the panel of experts had to say.

There can be misconceptions as to United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) real estate lending programs, including the notion that these programs have smaller dollar amounts with little impact to communities.

At the 2019 Appraisal Institute conference in Denver, a review appraiser from the USDA discussed such assumptions.

Read on to learn more.

What would the legalization of cannabis throughout the country mean to the real estate industry and appraisers?

At the 2019 Appraisal Institute conference in Denver, a panel of experts presented to the audience many points concerning the legalization of cannabis, and its impact through the various markets.

Read on to hear what the experts had to say.