Valuation Insights & Perspectives

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Articles in Summer, 2005 issue of Valuation Insights & Perspectives

• Economic indicators
• Starting over in a new state: appraisers on the move dig deep for resources
  by Marsha Barancik
• National market indicators
• Public company filings yield surplus of free transaction data on the Internet
  by Joe W. Milkes
• IRS refutes '10 to 15 percent' easement valuations
• Mold: what appraisers should know
  by Michael V. Sanders
• Helping you meet the challenge of connecting with your clients
  by John W. Ross
• Supreme Court approves taking of private property for economic development
  by David B. Snyder
• Appraiser to appraiser: developing and marketing products for the profession
  by Claire Nicolay
• Lum Library update: how to do a catalog search; The Y.T. and Louise Lee Lum Library is underwritten by the Appraisal Institute Education Trust
• AI, MISMO unite to develop common data standards for valuation, mortgage industries
• FIRREA: a study in compliance
  by Brad Carter
• Covering your bases: getting to know the market niches
  by Karen Schwartz
• Disciplinary actions
• 25 quick tips for getting organized
  by Barbara Hemphill
• "Who's your data?"
  by Bob Dowdell
• Seattle Summer Conference offers education, networking opportunities
• Correction
• The basic tenets of professionalism
  by Bruce A. Kellogg
• AI joins Open Standards Consortium to aid in setting international guidelines
• Appraisal Institute Director of Screening provides members ethical advice, support
  by Adam Webster
• Al Board charts course for 2006 at Summer meeting
• Sorting out ambiguities of new Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac forms
  by Robert C. Wiley
• HUD holds first roundtables on RESPA
• Atlanta area chapter holds yearly market trends conference
  by Phil Brill