But appraisers who understand and use it responsibly will replace those who do not. This article is featured in the 2026 edition of the Appraisal Buzz Magazine. Some other features in our magazine ...

Market conditions and physical adjustments, derived from the appraiser's own sales, with the support written as the work is ...

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 ...

New resource center gives lenders and AMCs a single, dependable source for UAD 3.6 timelines, tools, and guidance ahead of ...

[avatar user=”Michele Wood” size=”thumbnail” align=”right” link=”https://appraisalbuzz.com/author/michele-wood/”]Michele Wood, Director of Research at ...

This article was reposted with permission from Chase Pursley. See original article here. Using data from the Appraisal Subcommittee’s (ASC) Federal Registry, we’ve analyzed the licensing of real ...

This is an important word for appraisers…even a polarizing word. That polarization often circles around a subtle tension between two types of analysis: qualitative and quantitative. Qualitative ...

A frank conversation about UAD 3.6, waiver expansion, and where the real opportunity lies. Something is running through appraiser forums right now that is greater than the usual concerns about fees or ...

This is the final article in Ernie Durbin’s three-part series on the new UAD. The first article on April 15, 2024, was “From Forms to Reports: A Look at the UAD Overhaul.” The second article on July ...

How do you defend your adjustments in the era of UAD 3.6? Today, Hal Humphreys sits down with Solomon co-founder Scott Cullen to discuss why objective, data-supported adjustments are becoming even ...

The real estate valuation industry stands at a pivotal moment. After decades of relying on manual processes that are inefficient, error-prone, and costly, we’re witnessing a fundamental shift toward ...