Can you take a payment at the door for a lending appraisal? Also, what if a lender gives you comps before you do the appraisal? Is that stuff allowed? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins us again for another Dear USPAP instructor episode.

Many of us are overwhelmed by our inbox. Too many messages to ever get through. What if you could go to sleep each night with Inbox Zero? Dustin does and he shares with you an idea or two today on how to get there.

One of the three legs of business success is that of Technology. But, what does that mean? How do you use tech to save you time?

What do you do when you are just overwhelmed with too much to do? Dustin tells a story from his past that may help you put things into perspective.

Hal Humphreys joins us again for an interesting discussion centered around an activity we probably do on nearly every residential assignment; sketching. But, is it necessary? Is it an asset or a liability to the appraiser? Are there alternatives?

We sometimes get weird assignments. What do you do when your assignment does not fit the mold? Well, it may come down to a Highest and Best Use study.

What does USPAP say about scope of work? Do the preprinted forms say enough or is supplemental data required? Also, why do we sketch anyway? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins us for another Dear USPAP Instructor.

Let's face it, trying to juggle both a personal and business line on the same phone number is cumbersome at best and unprofessional at worst. Time to separate the two. How do you do that? Dustin shows you today.

As a professional, you will need to deal with things that sometimes go beyond your typical scope of work. Rather than being annoyed by those things, perhaps a different perspective is helpful.

Dustin talks about the incredible amount of work coming to our desk and how to deal with it without losing your good clients.