Host Bryan Reynolds sits down with Mike Dunn, vice president of client relations at Equity Solutions, to discuss the love-hate relationship with AMCs. Brad Bullard adds to the discussion with his knowledge from years of boots-on-the-ground experience as a certified residential appraiser in Michigan.

Laurie Egan, founding member and past president of the National Association of Appraisers, talks to host Bryan Reynolds about the common question: Why should I bother joining organizations like the NAA?

Residential appraisers: Why waste your resources delivering clients a full report — a product they may not actually even want — when what they're looking for  is *the appraisal* ...i.e. the number itself? Here's Bryan Reynolds's full report on appraisal reports, and how best to communicate the results of our analysis to different homeowners with different needs.

At ATA in Austin, Texas, Bryan Reynolds catches up with Lamar Ellis—AKA "The Drone Guy" — in mid-flight. As president of Drone Education Services, Ellis discusses innovative ways to bring drone technology into real estate practice —without falling afoul of the FAA.

Host Bryan Reynolds speaks with Jeff Bradford of Bradford Technologies about how appraisers can work more efficiently by playing as a team — and tapping into other people's skills and knowledge.

Host Bryan Reynolds talks with veteran real estate pro and instructor, Candy Cooke. She's founder of Cooked Real Estate, a Facebook online community popular with real estate agents, brokers, and appraisers looking for a network of supportive colleagues.

Host Bryan Reynolds speaks with Brandi Dunagan, an appraisal trainee in Texas, about getting started in the field and the importance of supportive professional organizations.

In which Bryan Reynolds, your host, discusses bathrooms, bedrooms, bathwater, and babies.

What constitutes a bathroom? What does it take? Listen up and find out.

Are you selling yourself too cheap? Do you know what you're worth? Your host Bryan Reynolds talks about how to value your time, like a professional.

Another take on appraiser safety. How do you keep it safe out there. Bryan Reynolds has a few ideas. Check it out.