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Join Lisa Desmarais and Amy Timmerman as they answer your questions about the appraisal profession. Submit your own questions to amy@appraisalfoundation.org.

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Lisa is back on Appraiser Talk! She and Amy dive back in with a primer on STANDARD 1.

On Alan's final episode as guest host, he and Amy discuss the importance of communicating results clearly.

This week on USPAP Talk, Amy and Alan take a closer look at reconciling different indications of value.

This week, Amy and Alan explore developing the income approach.

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Alan Hummel
Long-time UsePAP instructor
UsePAP
Episode: Episode 242: Gathering and Verifying Data
Timothy Hanson
Vice Chair of the Appraisal Standards Board
Appraisal Standards Board
Episode: Episode 235: AO-3 Updating a Prior Appraisal
Timothy Hansen
Appraisal professional specialized in appraisal review reports
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Episode: Episode 233: STANDARD 4 Reporting an Appraisal Review
Dave Bunton
President of the Appraisal Foundation
Appraisal Foundation
Episode: Summer Throwback: Why isn't the federal government in charge of writing these standards?
Dan Bradley
Certified general appraiser with 38 years of experience and Course and Curriculum Manager for McKissick Learning
McKissick Learning
Episode: Episode 188: "What do appraisers wish real estate agents knew?"
Ryan Lundquist
Certified residential appraiser in the Sacramento area and runs the Sacramento Appraisal Blog.
Sacramento Appraisal Blog
Episode: Episode 187: "Is 5 months of supply really balanced?"
Mark Lewis
Former AQB Chair with expertise in rural appraisal
Episode: Episode 186: "What makes working in a rural setting unique as an appraiser? How do you handle things like livestock being present on a property in your appraisal?"
Tyler Mullins
Representative from Farm Credit
Farm Credit
Episode: Episode 181: "What is the project that inspired Farm Credit to become the Foundation's first contributor?"
Jack Young
Accredited Senior Appraiser with ASA in machinery and equipment and appraisal review
Episode: Episode 178: "Can you tell us the history of the terms "purpose" and "function" in USPAP and how that relates to intended use?"

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Amy Kaufman
Host with focus on appraisal standards and education, affiliated with Appraiser Talk / Appraisal Foundation
Lisa Desmarais
Co-host bringing practical appraisal insight and collaboration with standard-setting discussions

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • Thanks Lisa, I wish I lived In Colorado, seems less difficult then Atlanta,GA. I really appreciate the talk show.

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    Kristin
    United States4 years ago
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    Thanks Lisa, I wish I lived In Colorado, seems less difficult then Atlanta,GA. I really appreciate the talk show.

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    Kristin
    United States4 years ago

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Episode 247: Communicating Results Clearly
Q: What does UsePAP expect when an appraiser communicates assignment results?
UsePAP expects reports to be non-misleading and sufficiently informative so the intended user can understand the assignment, including the scope of work, assumptions, conditions, and reasoning.
Episode 246: Reconciling Value Indications
Q: Today our question is this, what does reconciliation mean in an appraisal?
Reconciliation is the process of weighing the strengths and weaknesses of each valuation approach, considering data quality, and then forming a justified final value conclusion rather than simply averaging numbers.
Episode 244: Developing the Cost Approach
Q: What about proposed residential construction?
For proposed construction, the cost approach can be helpful by considering plans, site, and budget, but it must be reconciled with how the market would respond to a completed home; it is not automatically the value.
Episode 244: Developing the Cost Approach
Q: Here's our question, Alan. When does the cost approach matter in a residential appraisal?
It matters most when the property is new or near-new, or has unique improvements, or when sales data is limited, as it provides a framework to compare construction costs with market factors to gauge value.
Episode 245: Developing the Income Approach
Q: Does the income approach ever apply in residential appraising?
The income approach can be relevant in certain residential scenarios where market participants consider income and reliable income and expense data is available; it's not used just because rent exists, and the analysis must fit the specific assignment and market evidence.

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This show targets real estate appraisal professionals and adjacent stakeholders, delivering practical guidance on appraisal practice, USPAP/USEPAP standards, and the ethics of objective reporting. Episodes frequently anchor discussions around data quality, scope of work, hypothetical and extraordinary assumptions, and how to disclose assumptions clearly to users. Guests are typically subject-matter experts from appraisal standards boards, regulatory bodies, or veteran practitioners who illuminate how standards translate into day-to-day reporting, reviews, and client communications. Notable strengths include a steady focus on credibility, public trust, and transparent communication, with actionable takeaways for improving assignment quality ... more

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