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Don’t forget to recharge your battery, make good use of your time

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Monday, May 5, 2025

For this month’s appraisal tips from Dustin Harris, “The Appraiser Coach,” Harris offered sound advice from his blog posts.

Appraisal suggestions come from “Taking Time to Recharge” and “The One Thing You Can Control.”

Read on for more helpful tips from Harris.

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