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Identifying an individual specifically as an appraiser who expectations
about the manner in which the individual provides valuation services. must
comply with USPAP in a valuation service is
established by
a) expectations about the
manner in which the individual
provides valuation services.
b) the license level of the appraiser.
c) the individual's credentials.
d) the type of service that requires an opinion.
,When an appraiser considers the
amount and type of scope
of work information he will research and
also the analyses he will
apply in an appraisal or
appraisal review assignment,
the decision that results is
identified as
a) valuation services.
b) assignment results.
c) market analysis.
d) scope of work.
Based on the requirements found in the ETHICS RULE, when required by
law, regulation, or agreement with the client or other intended when must an
appraiser comply with USPAP? users
a) when required by law,
regulation, or agreement with
the client or other intended
users
b) when performing a valuation service
c) when the client is aware the individual is an appraiser
d) when the services include a written appraisal report
,When reporting assignment results for an
appraisal, what effective date and
date of the repor date(s) are required in the
appraisal report?
a) inspection date and signature date
b) effective date only
c) effective date and date of the report
d) signature date only
The ETHICS RULE makes a distinction between when an Laws and
regulations may not apply to these services, but an appraiser has ethical
appraiser must comply with USPAP and when an obligations when acting
in the role of an appraiser.
appraiser should comply. How
does this distinction apply to
services that fall outside
appraisal practice?
a) Laws and regulations may not
apply to these services, but an
appraiser has ethical
obligations when acting in
the role of an appraiser.
, b) Compliance with USPAP is optional.
c) Valuation services performed
by appraisers are not subject
to USPAP.
d) The appraiser's ethical
obligations are limited to
appraisal and appraisal
review.