have you ever had that call? You know the one: An angry property owner calls and wants to talk to you about the appraisal you performed on their property. How do you speak to them while still complying with USPAP? Can you resolve the issue? Is it better to just ignore the call, since they are not your client? 

Listen to how Bryan handled three different cases involving The Angry Property Owner.

Bryan wants appraisers to stay connected and get involved. Are you connected? Are you involved? Do you really know what is going on with your profession? Bryan brings in guest Mark "Skap the Appraiser" Skapinetz to get his thoughts and suggestions on this matter.

Bryan is asking appraisers to get involved again. The AQB of The Appraisal Foundation is having an AQB Forum:  The Future of Distance Education. Bryan brings in AeL's Ben Maxwell and Aaliyah Terrell to join the discussion of what appraisal education might look like in the future and to encourage all appraisers to participate in the upcoming forum. 

It all happens August 12th, 2020 at 1:00 PM ET.  Click the link below to register.

https://www.appraisalfoundation.org/TAFCore/Events/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=081220

Bryan takes a few minutes to explain how powerful a simple thank you can be and then offers several “Thank You” comments to the appraisal community. He also updates his listeners on ANSI 2765 2020 and how interested parties can get involved. 
Get involved! You can make a difference.

Are you ready for the change that's coming? Bryan Reynolds and his guests, John Dingeman and Hamp Thomas, explore possible changes coming to the ANSI Guide as we know it. Are they good or bad? 

Thank you to all the appraisers and others who sent in public comments. Please participate in the meeting July 22, 2020 (12:00 - 4:00). It is open to the public.  

Bryan Reynolds got a question in the mail about whether a trainee should sign an appraisal report or just be listed in an addendum. Listen in to hear the answer and more.

When a manufactured home has vinyl skirting, what's FHA's policy on how to deal with that? Host Bryan Reynolds called HUD to get a little clarity.

Host Bryan Reynolds shares a story about a great restaurant meal, where everyone executed their roles flawlessly. Why not run your appraisal firm like a well-organized commercial kitchen, with everyone playing as a team?

Bryan Reynolds hosts a discussion with Julie Jones about appraisal options, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac extending deadlines, and other appraisal issues in the Covid era.    

Host Bryan Reynolds makes a strong case for adopting new technologies for collecting information, preparing reports, and sending them to your customers.