Valuation & the Law
Appraisers Working with Attorneys
Attorneys generally don’t want to hear an appraiser’s thoughts about their case. Even if an appraiser’s planned conversation is about their appraisal report or about the valuation completed by the opposing appraiser they may not answer your phone call. Unless an attorney has a deposition of the opposing appraiser scheduled in the near future they often don’t want to hear what you have to say. If that deposition of the opposing appraiser is looming they may decide in a panic that they want you to become an advocate for them when you thought you had been hired as an independent appraiser. “Ye Continue reading →
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