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What if the old appraisal is the real risk?In our latest “Appraisers on Purpose” podcast episode, seasoned appraiser James Dorey challenges a quiet assumption that causes real chaos: the prior appraisal is always the safest reference point.Instead, he argues, the old report can become the most dangerous “comp” in the building. Not because it’s evil, but because it anchors everyone’s expectations before your evidence ever gets a fair shot. James shares how review work exposes this pressure in the real world, and how we can respond with calm, credible support that protects both the assignment and the client’s decision-making.Beyond that, James delivers a hopeful message about longevity in this profession. From building confidence early on to shifting into review work, he shows that adapting doesn’t mean lowering standards, it means designing a career that stays strong through changing markets, workloads, and life itself.For James, this isn’t just about defending your value conclusion; it’s a path to becoming the steady professional others rely on when stakes are high and timelines are tight.Tune in to this episode of “Appraisers on Purpose” to hear James Dorey’s encouraging perspective on writing reports that lead the room not follow it. And if you’re dealing with a complex appraisal scenario (or want a second set of eyes on a tricky situation), visit https://www.pahroo.com/ — we’re here to help.
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What if the old appraisal is the real risk?In our latest “Appraisers on Purpose” podcast episode, seasoned appraiser James Dorey challenges a quiet assumption that causes real chaos: the prior appraisal is always the safest reference point.Instead, he argues, the old report can become the most dangerous “comp” in the building. Not because it’s evil, but because it anchors everyone’s expectations before your evidence ever gets a fair shot. James shares how review work exposes this pressure in the real world, and how we can respond with calm, credible support that protects both the assignment and the client’s decision-making.Beyond that, James delivers a hopeful message about longevity in this profession. From building confidence early on to shifting into review work, he shows that adapting doesn’t mean lowering standards, it means designing a career that stays strong through changing markets, workloads, and life itself.For James, this isn’t just about defending your value conclusion; it’s a path to becoming the steady professional others rely on when stakes are high and timelines are tight.Tune in to this episode of “Appraisers on Purpose” to hear James Dorey’s encouraging perspective on writing reports that lead the room not follow it. And if you’re dealing with a complex appraisal scenario (or want a second set of eyes on a tricky situation), visit https://www.pahroo.com/ — we’re here to help.

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