
Appraiser Critical Thinking: How to Spot a Fake Mona Lisa
More than 50% of chief appraisers, reviewers and commercial appraisers from my informal survey thought report quality declined in the past 10 years. They say

Thinking about retiring from appraising
With the current bank slowdown, many in the valuation field are considering retiring. In the past, retiring meant taking less jobs but not a full

What Appraisers Should Do When Work Is Slow
Now that lender appraisal work pipeline is down to a trickle, appraisers are again eating their young. Panicking, dropping fees to unsustainable levels. Worried about

The Office Post Dunder Mifflin
Michael Scott, the regional manager of the fictitious paper company Dunder Mifflin, is the only one left in the office. Pam and Jim left the

Occupier Trends for Small Office Buildings Upend Expectations
Conventional thinking has it that the office market crisis has no bounds and that remote and hybrid work have disrupted tenants’ use of large and

Reducing decision friction can lead to big gains for appraisal teams
We make decisions every single day. Some may be big (like choosing to implement new software) and some may be small, but decisions can have