Podcast appearances and mentions of tim andersen

Our friend and USPAP expert, Tim Andersen joins us today to talk the new UAD 3.6. Will it be ready for USPAP? Will USPAP be ready for the new UAD? Or better yet; will Appraisers be ready for USPAP compliance with the new UAD? SUBSCRIBE: https://dustin-harris.mykajabi.com/newsletters/2147763779/subscribe

The "Competency Rule" comes up a lot, but what is it? What does it mean to be geographically or assignment competent? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins Dustin to discuss. SUBSCRIBE: https://dustin-harris.mykajabi.com/newsletters/2147763779/subscribe

If you do valuation work for attorneys, it is only a matter of time before you are asked to comment on the appraisal done by the other side. Can you? Isn't that considered an appraisal review? Tim Andersen joins us with the answer to that as well as a question on ROVs. SUBSCRIBE: https://dustin-harris.mykajabi.com/newsletters/2147763779/subscribe

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate joins Dustin to discuss Artificial Intelligence and what to do when a lender asks you to do something shady. SUBSCRIBE: https://dustin-harris.mykajabi.com/newsletters/2147763779/subscribe

Artificial Intelligence is becoming more popular in business, but also in appraisal. Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins Dustin as they talk about USPAP, laws, and ethics surrounding the use of AI in the appraisal process.

Our friend, Tim Andersen again joins Dustin to talk Dear USPAP Instructor questions from our listeners. Today, they talk scope of work and how to handle conflicts between scope and USPAP

Having trouble choosing comps? Tim Andersen, the Appraiser's Advocate explains one possible model in this podcast.

Tim Andersen answers that question of what is a good appraisal vs a not so good appraisal. He also answers another USPAP question on this episode of "Dear USPAP Instructor.

If you send another individual to do an inspection, is that something that should be disclosed on an appraisal report? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins the program to answer this and other questions regarding USPAP.

Fr. Chris Boutin has our Sunday Gospel Reflection

In the 200th episode of the Appraisal Buzzcast, we're thrilled to finally welcome Tim Andersen of The Appraiser's Advocate to the show! Why is critical thinking such a game-changer in the world of appraisal? How can we expand on the data and tools from technology and make it even better?  Tim shares his insights, experience, and tips for taking your skills to the next level.Tim's brand-new course on this topic, Objectivity: Market Change and GLA, is happening next Wednesday! Learn more or register here: https://appraiserelearning.com/product/objectivity-market-change-and-gla-live-zoom-class-wednesday-november-6th-2024/At The Appraisal Buzzcast, we host weekly episodes with leaders and experts in the appraisal industry about current events and relevant topics in our field. Subscribe and turn on notifications to catch our episode premieres every Wednesday!

Fannie Mae is insisting that appraisers must have objective support for their adjustments, specifically for market conditions and gross living area. Guest host Hal Humphreys talks with Tim Andersen about how critical thinking leads to objectivity and helps appraisers comply with Fannie Mae guidelines and arrive at supportable conclusions.Want to avoid getting a deficiency letter from Fannie Mae? We've got a podcast AND a class for that. Listen in, then register for Tim Andersen and Scott Cullen's objectivity class on November 6th.Objectivity: Market Change and GLAWednesday, Nov. 6th

Friend of the program, Tim Andersen joins Dustin for this question and another question on can you transfer an appraisal from Lender A to Lender B and remain USPAP compliant?

We are joined today by our friend Tim Andersen as we discuss what to do when the client tries to step into the role of appraiser

Devin releases a special episode about one of our ancestors, Amy Sumner Porter, as well as a devotional by his father, Tim Andersen, that was recorded in 1993 the year before he passed away.Devin tells the incredible stories of both Amy Sumner, as well as the young woman Lydia, and how their lives became forever intertwined. These amazing women pioneers helped to raise our Grandpa Andersen's Great Grandmother. Amy is Grandpa Andersen's Maternal Great, Great, Grandmother.Devin then shares his experience that happened at the Andersen family reunion on July 24th, 2024, and his hopes for "The Big One" that he aspires to have happen on July 24th, 2026.Devin then shares the entire recording of his father's devotional "The Signs of the Times" before sharing one last message before the end of the episode.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/my-99-cousins/donations

Tim Andersen talks with Dustin about the NAR settlement and what it might mean for appraisers moving forward. What about sales data? Will large and small real estate offices change the way they distribute data?

Today, Dustin and Tim Andersen (tim@theappraisersadvocate.com) take questions from the listeners in another Dear USPAP Instructor episode. Today they tackle the questions of reporting on prior services as well as how much is just right when it comes to support in your appraisal reports and workfiles.

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins Dustin again to take two questions in another Ask The USPAP Expert episode to tackle this question and another; can a final be passed off if it is not 100% finished?

Mr. Tim Andersen is here again to help us answer the question, "where did you get a copy of my report, and is that even legal?" He also helps us with the question of how far can a client go in telling you how to do your job?

Mr. Tim Andersen is here again to help us answer the question, "where did you get a copy of my report, and is that even legal?" He also helps us with the question of how far can a client go in telling you how to do your job?

It happens all the time; you get a call from a lender you did not do a report for, but they want to talk to you or get a revision on a report they are in possession of. Can you talk to them? Tim Andersen answers it as well as can you change an original report instead of doing a final?

It happens all the time; you get a call from a lender you did not do a report for, but they want to talk to you or get a revision on a report they are in possession of. Can you talk to them? Tim Andersen answers it as well as can you change an original report instead of doing a final?

This episode of the National Link Trust Podcast features a recording from the 2023 Symposium on Municipal Golf. Bill Potter, Vice President of Communications and Engagement at First Tee - Greater Richmond, moderates a discussion on Fundraising and Marketing. Joining Bill are Marty Elgison, Co-founder and President of the Bobby Jones Golf Course Foundation (GA), Tim Andersen, Founder of Barrier Free Golf, and David Wagner, Board Member of the Highland Park Golf Foundation (OH). These panelists have relevant experience in planning and executing municipal golf renovation projects across the country, making for an interesting and valuable discussion. To support National Links Trust, join our Capital Club program or grab some NLT gear at ShopNLT.com.

Appraisers have been challenged lately on the words we use in our reports. It can be easy to get our backs up about the language we use, but how many of us have every stopped to question the words we use? Tim Andersen is here to discuss.

Appraisers have been challenged lately on the words we use in our reports. It can be easy to get our backs up about the language we use, but how many of us have every stopped to question the words we use? Tim Andersen is here to discuss.

Dear USPAP Instructor brings us Mr. Tim Andersen answering two questions; is a sale between a landlord and a tenant considered non-arm's length and can you use sales from a state you are not licenced in?

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins Dustin for another Dear USPAP Instructor episode. On the docket today, "Is taking tickets to the game a bribe?" and "At what point should I turn my peer into the state appraiser board?"

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins Dustin to talk Chat GPT. Specifically, is using it without citing it in an appraisal report akin to plagiarism? What about it being a USPAP violation?

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate weighs in on the controversy of the day; appraiser modernization. It is a hot topic and Tim has some great advice for appraisers who are caught in the wash of change.

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Tim Andersen joins Dustin for another Dear USPAP Instructor to discuss Tidewater and what counts toward trainee experience.

Tim Andersen joins Dustin for another Dear USPAP Instructor to discuss Tidewater and what counts toward trainee experience.

Tim Andersen is back. In part of the Dear USPAP Instructor series, Tim answers the question about neighborhood definitions and even delves into mineral rights.

Tim Andersen is back. In part of the Dear USPAP Instructor series, Tim answers the question about neighborhood definitions and even delves into mineral rights.

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate joins us to talk through what is is and how to overcome it.

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins us to talk about the three approaches to value. Are we required to consider all three? What is the Departure Rule? Also, let's talk PAREA. How will that change our industry?

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins us to talk about the three approaches to value. Are we required to consider all three? What is the Departure Rule? Also, let's talk PAREA. How will that change our industry?

Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins Dustin to talk about what he sees (and doesn't see) in appraiser's workfiles that may need improvement. How do you "beef up" your workfile? They also hit on the increase in Fannie Mae letters that are going out to appraisers and state boards.

Lot's of media attention has been placed on the racial bias issue. But, is it really a big deal and what is an appraiser to do about it? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, is here to discuss that and neighborhood boundaries.

Lot's of media attention has been placed on the racial bias issue. But, is it really a big deal and what is an appraiser to do about it? Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, is here to discuss that and neighborhood boundaries.

Let's talk about statements and things we, as appraisers, might say or do that seem right, but may not be. Mr. Tim Andersen joins us again to talk about things appraisers come up with that may not be the best approach.

What's a comparable sale?  Does USPAP answer this question?  (spoiler alert:  NO!)  Can the GSEs answer this question?  (same spoiler alert!). You're an ethical, curious, well-trained and well-educated appraiser.  What are you going to do?  In this podcast, Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate takes a stab at the answer!  Think highest and best use since that is the key to a comparable sale. There are sales and then there are comparable sales.  What is the difference between them?  In essence, one difference is your verification of that sale.  You turn a plain-vanilla sale into a comparable sale!  How?  Use Fannie Mae's definition of market value as  your verification model.  If a sale ticks all of the boxes in that model, and it has the same highest and best use, you have a comparable sale!  When they don't, you don't.  It's that simple.  Yes, finding comparable sales takes some work. Now what? You found the sale.  You've verified it according to the market value definition model.  It has the same highest and best use as the subject. Now you analyze that verified sale.  Why?  Between your original research and your file data, you may have 15 comparables.  Now, analyze them to determine those that are are most similar to the subject.  Which of them needed the lowest gross adjustment ratio?  Is the most recent sale physically proximate? What's a comparable sale?  Listen!

MY NEW NORM Podcast-S2 E04GUESTS: ROY & RB ANTHONYEPISODE: TRIBUTE TO THE LIFE OF RYAN ANTHONYRyan Anthony was an American trumpet player known for his performances as a member of the Canadian Brass and his role as principal trumpet of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra -Incredible accomplishments to achieve at a young age.But Ryan was much more than that; he was a son, a brother, a father, a husband,and a close friend of my family. He died on June 23, 2020, after an eight-year battle with cancer.In this episode, Ryan's Father, Roy, and brother, RB, share from their heart about him living life to the fullest, about the unwavering strength and support of family and friends, and about one man's refusal to allow his affliction to interfere with his love of music.This episode a meaningful one for me.Please join me as we pay tribute to a very special man.SHOW NOTES:Here is the video link of Ryan (and Brasszania) performing with Canadian Brass.  This is the tune where he circular breathes.https://youtu.be/VZrCf-cFHSYCancerBlows- YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR4x7zA4DNMqwCVw7eKU5-g/videosRyan Anthony - The Music Makers of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra:https://youtu.be/zUtQQOK-AT4Song of Hope (Peter Meechan) ft. Ryan Anthony, Jens Lindemann, Tim Andersen. Jerry Junkin conducts.https://youtu.be/9rBqVl7DxMUSong of Hope trailer:https://youtu.be/dJIf3x-Dl4c

Many appraisers point to USPAP as to why they can or cannot do things, but many of those things are simply myths. Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, is back to dispel 7 of those myths.

It's another Dear USPAP Expert episode with Mr. Tim Andersen (the Appraiser's Advocate). Here are some of the common questions we get on how to appraise.

It's another Dear USPAP Expert episode with Mr. Tim Andersen (the Appraiser's Advocate). Here are some of the common questions we get on how to appraise.

Tim Andersen is back with another Dear USPAP edition where he and Dustin tackle how do you have a floor plan if it is a desktop and the exciting topic of trainee logs.

Tim Andersen is back with another Dear USPAP edition where he and Dustin tackle how do you have a floor plan if it is a desktop and the exciting topic of trainee logs.

As of April 1, you will be required to measure to ANSI Standards for Fannie Mae. They also announced a "change" and are allowing MLS photos. Our resident USPAP expert, Mr. Tim Andersen joins us to talk how that affects appraisers.

The GSEs are changing the way appraisals are done. Specifically, we are seeing more desktops, bifurcated, and hybrid appraisals. Also, California just made it a whole lot easier to complain about an appraisal. Tim Andersen, The Appraiser's Advocate, joins us to discuss.