We hear about karma (what you put into the universe is rewarded). Dustin does not necessarily believe in it 100%, but there are some good business principles to be found in the overarching idea.

Let's talk supply and demand. Let's talk about the value of your time. Is the lower volume causing you to consider lowering your fees?

As interest rates have risen, and appraisal work has slowed down, understanding the principles of marketing are becoming more and more important. In this episode, Dustin shares the only question you should be asking right now if you want to see your appraisal orders increase.

Rather than worrying about volume, focus on your expertise and make this market season a time to shine as the local expert. Diana Jacob joins Dustin to put it all in perspective.

Years ago, the podcast was on YouTube, but it was not sustainable at the time. Well, times have changed and we are back on the monolith of video again. Join us for this launch episode as The Appraiser Coach and Dustin Harris go back to YouTube.

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate joins us to talk through what is is and how to overcome it.

It is the small things that matter. Usually changes happens incrementally, not all at once.

Jim Morrison of Allterra Group and Appraisal Buzz joins Dustin to reminisce a bit on 2022, but most importantly, look forward to big changes in 2023.

Dustin recently went into an eye appointment, but there was no follow up. He had to make the appointment on his own. Is there a lesson to be learned here?

FHA loan appraisals are different than Conventional loan appraisals. Appraisers doing an observation for HUD must report whether or not the improvements meet the 4000.1 Handbook, and that includes the "Three S's" of health and safety. What are the Three S's and what are some examples?