Due to the pandemic, Tax Day was changed this year, but it is nearly here again. Do you have a big tax bill you did not anticipate? Dustin will solve that problem for you once and for all.

What can the painter Bob Ross - may he rest in peace - teach us about our lives and our business? Is it time you took just 30 mins to paint the picture of your life?

Dustin was recently traveling in Australia and had a need to look at a report on his server back in Idaho. No problem, he was connected within seconds via his mobile phone. How does that work?

Josh Walitt, a friend to the program, joins us again to talk about state board investigations. How do you prepare so you don’t have to go through the process, and what do you do when the state comes looking for your work file?

There is a false notion out there that in order to get something done right, it must be done by you personally. We, as business owners, spend way too much time working on and not in our businesses.

For many, the pandemic has not been fun. It has been a challenge, but what lessons have we learned? More importantly, can we take those lessons and apply them long-term?

We have heard the term during the pandemic, "Essential Worker." Let's move beyond what that means from a government perspective and ask ourselves what that means from a professional perspective.

Tim Andersen - The Appraiser's Advocate - joins Dustin to answer two listener questions about measuring the subject and seeing every unit/room. Are these things required? Tim helps answer in another episode of Dear Uspap Instructor.

What does a funny board game have to do with appraising right now? Dustin reminds us to slow down, take your time, focus, and check your work.

With the pandemic has come a lot of change. Have the rules around extraordinary assumptions changed? Dustin explores what USPAP and Fannie Mae say about it. Stay safe out there.