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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 297 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusiness | |||

The latest ASC data reveals some concerning numbers: 62,831 active appraisers, 4.2% fewer than last year, with the biggest losses concentrated among residential appraisers. Chase Pursley, founder of JobsInAppraisal.com and Appraisal Inbox, joins Hal ... more
Emily Braman has spent more than 35 years tackling the kinds of appraisal assignments most appraisers would probably sweat about. A third-generation appraiser, MAI, SRA, and nationally recognized expert in Frank Lloyd Wright homes, Emily joins Hal Hu... more
A UAD 3.6 appraisal starts before you ever open a software program. It starts with the data. Today, we are talking with the person who decided to rethink how this data gets collected, and then put himself in the middle of the biggest software compari... more
With the UAD 3.6 mandate just around the corner, we're asking the big question: Is your software ready? In this episode, Hal Humphreys sits down with Ryan Marshall, CEO of Apex Analytics Corporation, and Guy Bantleman, VP of Anow, to talk about Anow3... more
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In the episode about “unconscious bias and racism”, the host clearly and multiple times states “he” and “his” when talking about the poorly written appraisal report. So if we want to open a conversation about biases...maybe start with the host. Even if she already knew the report was written by a male doesn’t mean the listeners do
Like mr. Pat turner, I can’t wait for the fallout from the AVM and hybrid failures. They can’t blame appraisers.. we have been shouting for the last year and a half about this.
Will Ward
(trainee in California)
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The show centers on the real estate appraisal industry, with a strong focus on UAD 3.6 transitions, technology-enabled workflows, and how lenders, appraisers, and software providers navigate regulatory changes. Episodes frequently cover verification processes, data-driven reporting, AI-assisted tooling, and practical guidance for adopting new software or practices ahead of deadlines. A notable thread is the emphasis on mentorship, education, and scalable training to address industry talent gaps, often paired with sponsor segments that spotlight liability education, insurance, and tech solutions. The program tends to feature practitioners, platform founders, and industry leaders, delivering actionable insights for both practitioners and deci... more
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Recent guests on Appraisal Buzzcast include:
1. Chase Pursley
2. Emily Braman
3. Luke Tomaszewski
4. Angela Craig
5. Trint Campbell
6. Santosh Kanse
7. Jeff Hogan
8. Nick Conteduca
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