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By Michael Hobbs
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The podcast currently has 76 episodes available.
“Adaptability isn’t just a skill—it’s the key to thriving in the future of appraising.”
In this episode of “Appraisers on Purpose”, Lyle Radke shares how he transitioned from geology to appraising and the lessons he’s learned in both fields.
From analyzing rocks to interpreting market data, Lyle reveals the parallels that taught him the importance of precision and adaptability.
But his journey isn’t just about personal growth—it’s a vision for the future of appraisers.
As data becomes more accessible and abundant, Lyle argues that the role of appraisers must shift from data gatherers to skilled analysts who can distill insights from the noise.
Lyle also highlights the transformative potential of the new Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD), designed to empower appraisers to go beyond compliance and deliver true market accuracy.
For Lyle, the future is hopeful. By embracing change, honing analytical skills, and focusing on accuracy over tradition, appraisers can not only survive but thrive in an evolving industry.
Tune in to hear Lyle Radke’s inspiring take on how appraisers can stay ahead, solve problems, and shape the future of their profession.
“How do you stay relevant and inspired in the ever-evolving appraisal industry? Arthur Schwertz has the answers.”
In our latest “Appraisers on Purpose” podcast episode, veteran appraiser Arthur Schwertz explores a powerful theme: lasting success in the appraisal industry hinges on adaptability, curiosity, and connection.
Arthur shares his journey from rookie appraiser to industry leader, emphasizing how adopting technology has revolutionized his practice.
But for him, it’s not about going faster—it’s about freeing up time to focus on the challenging, unique assignments he loves.
By blending modern tools with a commitment to complex projects, Arthur has turned technology into an ally, letting him take on assignments like water parks and utility systems that most appraisers only dream of.
Arthur also discusses the importance of mentorship, stressing how training the next generation is a way to both give back and stay sharp.
By sharing his knowledge, he’s found not only professional fulfillment but new insights to fuel his own career.
Tune in to this episode of “Appraisers on Purpose” to hear Arthur Schwertz’s inspiring perspective on embracing change, championing complex assignments, and building a resilient career in the appraisal world.
Curious how resilience, mentorship, and adaptability can redefine success in today’s appraisal industry? Brad Bassi’s journey has the answers.
In the latest episode of “Appraisers on Purpose,” veteran appraiser Brad Bassi shares a perspective rooted in resilience and adaptability.
His message is clear: success in appraisal isn’t about waiting for stability; it’s about embracing change and carving out your niche.
Brad sees mentorship and learning as central to this adaptability.
He reflects on his journey from corporate America to high-end properties in Hollywood and eventually to family law and litigation work, showing how appraisers can expand beyond traditional lending to stabilize and grow their businesses—even in challenging markets.
Brad also shares his thoughts on technology.
Rather than fearing AI and automation, he suggests appraisers learn to use these tools to enhance their work, proving that technology can be a partner, not a competitor.
Tune in to this episode of “Appraisers on Purpose” to hear Brad Bassi’s practical advice for real estate appraisers looking to thrive by embracing new challenges and finding unexpected opportunities.
"In a rapidly changing industry, Dennis Webb believes the future of appraisal is not about being replaced by machines, but about being empowered by them."
In this episode of “Appraisers on Purpose,” Dennis Webb, a veteran in both business and real estate valuation, shares his optimistic view on the future of appraising.
While many fear that automation is threatening the profession, Dennis argues that machines can actually make appraisers more efficient and trusted.
For Dennis, the key to thriving in the evolving landscape is transparency and specialization.
He encourages appraisers to embrace emerging technologies while maintaining a clear, honest approach in their reports—something machines simply can’t replicate.
By doing so, appraisers can restore public trust and demonstrate the value of human expertise in an increasingly data-driven world.
Dennis also highlights the growing opportunities in niche areas, such as fractional interest valuation, and discusses how professionals can capitalize on these underexplored fields to build a lasting career.
Tune in to this insightful episode to hear how Dennis Webb sees a hopeful and empowered future for the appraisal profession.
"From crisis to opportunity: How the appraisal industry evolved and why today’s appraisers have more reasons than ever to be optimistic."
In this episode of Appraisers on Purpose, Robert Moorman, a veteran in the appraisal profession, reflects on how past challenges have shaped today’s opportunities for appraisers.
Drawing from his experience during the Savings and Loan Crisis, Robert explains how this turbulent period led to the creation of new regulations that continue to uphold the integrity of the profession.
But that’s not all.
For Robert, the key to thriving today lies not just in understanding the past but in adapting to the present.
He’s excited about the increasing diversity within the field and believes that modern appraisers have more tools and opportunities than ever before to carve out their niche.
Robert also shares his passion for teaching, explaining how staying engaged in education keeps him sharp and opens doors for learning from others in the profession.
He reminds us that the future of appraisal is bright, especially for those who embrace continuous learning and adaptability.
Tune in to this episode of Appraisers on Purpose to hear Robert Moorman’s inspiring take on why the appraisal profession remains a fulfilling and hopeful career path in an ever-evolving market.
What does it take to transform the appraisal profession in today’s tech-driven world? Jeff Hicks shares how to balance tradition with innovation.
Rather than resisting change, Jeff believes that appraisers should embrace it.
With tools like workflow automation and data management, appraisers can enhance productivity, streamline processes, and provide more accurate valuations.
For Jeff, technology isn’t a disruptor—it’s a game-changer for those ready to adapt.
But technology alone isn’t enough.
Jeff also highlights the power of entrepreneurship in the appraisal space.
By blending their expertise with business acumen, appraisers can take control of their careers and create lasting success in a competitive market.
Join us for this insightful conversation with Jeff Hicks as he shares his journey of balancing tradition with innovation—and why the future of appraising has never been brighter.
Discover how overcoming adversity can redefine your career in our latest episode of 'Appraisers on Purpose' with Wade Purdy.
He reveals how personal trials led to unexpected professional opportunities. Rather than seeing his accident as a setback, he used it as a stepping stone to dive into the world of appraisals.
For Wade, this wasn’t just a career shift—it was a chance to embrace a new perspective on value and determination.
His story is not just about personal resilience but also about harnessing the power of mathematical precision to enhance the accuracy and reliability of his appraisals.
Wade underscores the importance of adapting to life’s challenges and using them to build a career that doesn’t just survive but thrives.
Join us in this inspiring episode of 'Appraisers on Purpose' to hear how Wade Purdy turns adversity into advantage, proving that sometimes the toughest paths lead to the greatest rewards."
“If you’ve ever questioned the future of appraisal or how to navigate the profession’s toughest challenges, Joshua Walitt has the answers.”
In this episode of “Appraisers on Purpose,” experienced appraiser and compliance expert Joshua Walitt shares invaluable insights on how appraisers can thrive in today’s complex landscape.
Joshua believes the secret to a successful career isn’t avoiding challenges, but embracing them.
From rural markets with sparse data to the increasingly critical role of compliance, he reveals how appraisers can turn potential hurdles into opportunities.
For Joshua, the key lies in refining skills and expanding expertise—whether it’s mastering new technology or carving out a niche in compliance consulting.
Joshua’s journey from banking to appraisal, and then to running his own consulting firm, offers a roadmap for appraisers looking to diversify and build a sustainable career in an ever-changing industry.
Tune in to hear Joshua’s actionable advice on how to adapt, grow, and ultimately succeed in today’s dynamic appraisal market.
"In a world where real estate markets shift overnight, Glen Kangas reminds us that adaptability isn’t an option—it’s a necessity."
In the latest “Appraisers on Purpose” podcast episode, veteran appraiser Glen Kangas shares a wealth of knowledge gained from decades in the field.
His key message?
Adaptability and continuous learning are crucial to thriving as an appraiser, especially in today’s rapidly evolving industry.
Glen discusses how technology isn’t just transforming the profession—it’s reshaping how appraisers work, offering tools that streamline workflows and deliver more accurate valuations.
He reflects on the journey from paper files to data science, showing how embracing change can unlock new levels of efficiency.
But Glen’s message goes beyond just tech. He advocates for diversification in client bases and the types of appraisals you handle.
Whether it’s working with REO properties or exploring litigation support, expanding your portfolio is essential to building a sustainable career in uncertain markets.
For Glen, the secret to longevity in this business lies in continual growth—both personally and professionally. His passion for mentoring the next generation of appraisers reveals his commitment to helping others adapt to the changing landscape.
Tune in to this episode of “Appraisers on Purpose” to hear Glen Kangas’s inspiring perspective on thriving through change, mentorship, and technological transformation.
"From facing unexpected challenges to mastering the art of adaptation, Adam Weber proves that resilience is the cornerstone of a thriving appraisal career."
In this episode of Appraisers on Purpose, Adam Weber shares his remarkable journey of overcoming adversity and building a career based on adaptability.
After a life-changing accident, Adam transitioned from fieldwork to specializing in review work, turning a setback into an opportunity.
Adam’s story is one of persistence.
He highlights how appraisers can leverage their expertise to pivot into new areas, such as consulting and review work, while maintaining a strong presence in the market.
For Adam, the future isn’t about avoiding challenges—it’s about embracing them.
Beyond resilience, Adam encourages appraisers to diversify their skill sets. He explains how expanding into different property types and honing niche expertise can open doors to new opportunities and long-term success.
Tune in to hear Adam’s inspiring take on how embracing change and developing specialized knowledge can help appraisers not only survive but thrive in today’s evolving real estate landscape.
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