Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Montgomery, AL
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board.
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City
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Montgomery
County
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Montgomery
Address
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RSA Union Building
Phone Number
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(334) 242-8747
Zip Code
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36130
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alabama Real Estate Appraisers Board
The board meeting involved a resolution commending the Executive Director for her service and dedication. Discussions included updates on active legal cases and legislative bills. Members voted on various real estate appraiser applications, including Trainee and Certified General levels. Financial reports were reviewed, showing satisfactory fiscal year expenditures. Numerous education courses and instructor applications were approved. Probable cause reports were reviewed for several cases, with determinations made on whether to proceed to hearings. Additionally, the board addressed inquiries regarding reciprocal licenses, ethics compliance, appraisal data sharing, and short-term rental income reporting, alongside an update on a recent property audit and the status of review appraiser contracts.
The board discussed several topics, including the implementation of practicum courses as an alternative pathway to licensure and the impact of recent legislative acts on state board governance, administrative procedures, and budgeting. The meeting involved a review of sample selection procedures and the evaluation of various applications for appraiser licensure, including Trainee, Certified Residential, and Certified General designations. Additionally, the board reviewed financial reports, approved education courses and instructor recommendations, deliberated on investigative status reports, and voted on multiple probable cause cases and consent settlement orders. The board also confirmed the completion of required economic interest forms and engaged in preliminary discussions regarding potential redistricting.
The Board addressed multiple cases involving certified real property appraisers. James E. Lester, Jr. was reprimanded for violating USPAP standards in a condemnation trial. Anthony H. Allison was fined for appraisal deficiencies, including unsupported adjustments. Another appraiser was sanctioned for misidentifying a property as single-family when it was a duplex and for lacking proper market analysis. Nathan Wallace faced penalties for failing to support adjustments and for competency issues in appraisals. Additionally, letters of warning were issued for discrepancies in residential reports, such as unsupported adjustments and lack of contract analysis.
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