I was honored to stand alongside fellow members of the Kentucky Association of Appraisers (KAA) in Frankfort as HB 355 was presented—an effort focused on making positive, meaningful changes for appraisers and the public we serve.

But the conversation doesn’t stop at state legislation.

Did you know The Appraisal Foundation is considering removing the college degree requirement for Certified Residential and Certified General real property appraisers?

Is that a good move or a step too far?

Are you satisfied with the current qualification criteria? Do you think changes are needed? Whether you support it or oppose it, your opinion matters, and right now, you have an opportunity to be heard.

In this episode, we break down what’s being proposed, why it matters, and how you can submit comments that may help shape the future of the appraisal profession.

Join me for this important discussion and learn how to make your voice count. —Bryan Reynolds

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