Conference Coverage

Freddie Mac Chief Appraiser and Single-Family Valuation Director Scott Reuter has been making the rounds at various valuation shows, including this year’s Appraisal Institute conference in Nashville, Tenn.

Reuter continues to outline recent policy changes and industry news coming out of Freddie Mac.

Read Part II of this story to find out what additional information Reuter is sharing with appraisers.

At the 2018 Appraisal Institute (AI) conference in Nashville, Tenn., AI State/Industry Affairs (Washington) Manager Scott DiBiasio discussed state plans regarding evaluations.

DiBiasio spoke to how each state defines an evaluation providing guidance for appraisers.

Read Part II of this story to view more state breakdowns pertaining to evaluation requirements.

Freddie Mac Chief Appraiser and Single-Family Valuation Director Scott Reuter has been making the rounds at various valuation shows, including this year’s Appraisal Institute conference in Nashville, Tenn.

Reuter is outlining recent policy changes and industry news coming out of Freddie Mac.

Read on to find out more information he shared with appraisers.

At the 2018 Appraisal Institute (AI) conference in Nashville, Tenn., AI State/Industry Affairs (Washington) Manager Scott DiBiasio discussed state plans regarding evaluations.

He outlined how each state defines an evaluation providing guidance for appraisers.

Read on to find out what DiBiasio told us and view a breakdown of requirements by the selected states discussed in the presentation.

Valuation Review attended the 2018 Appraisal Institute conference in Nashville to hear real estate appraiser Frank Molinari.

He addressed the audience on complex assignments and finding one’s business niche.

Read on to find out more of what Molinari told the conference attendees.

At the 2018 Appraisal Institute (AI) conference in Nashville, former AI president and current litigation appraiser M. Lance Coyle addressed the audience on several legal maneuvers.

Coyle told appraisers what they should be aware of when on assignment. Valuation Review was in attendance and continues its story on Coyle’s presentation.

Read Part II to find out more information.

Valuation Review attended the 2018 Appraisal Institute conference in Nashville, including a session addressing the controversies roiling around valuing the “fee simple” estate of income-producing properties in eminent domain and real property taxation matters.

Panelists Paula Konikoff and Leslie Sellers shared their thoughts on the controversies.

Read Part II to find more of what we learned.

At the 2018 Appraisal Institute (AI) conference in Nashville, former AI president and current litigation appraiser M. Lance Coyle addressed the audience on several legal maneuvers.

Coyle indicated appraisers should be aware of many legal matters when on assignment.

Valuation Review was in attendance. Read on to find out what we were told.

Valuation Review attended the 2018 Appraisal Institute conference in Nashville, including a session addressing the controversies roiling around valuing the “fee simple” estate of income-producing properties in eminent domain and real property taxation matters.

Panelists Paula Konikoff and Leslie Sellers shared their thoughts on the controversies.

Read on to find out what we learned.

Valuation Review attended the 2018 Appraisal Institute conference in Nashville where a Fannie Mae representative discussed residential appraising in the era of Collateral Underwriter (CU), Day 1 Certainty, and appraisal waivers.

Requirements surrounding manufactured homes was also discussed.

Read Part II of this conference feature to find out more of what we learned.