UAD 3.6 and the new report
What the redesigned URAR shows your clients, what changes at inspection, and what appraisers now need from you.
Ask An Appraiser · For Realtors
What your appraiser actually needs you to know
A recurring lunch series for real estate offices and associations. Julia teaches; nobody pitches. You leave knowing how to prepare a listing for appraisal, what the new report will show your clients, and how to handle a low value the right way.
Cost
No cost
Lunch provided.
Length
45–60 minutes
Plus open Q&A.
Format
Informal
Drop-in or seated, your choice.
Where
Your office
Or your association's.
Session topics
Pick one, or combine two
Preparing a listing for appraisal
The updates list, permits, access, and the information that keeps an appraisal from missing what the seller did.
Square footage and the ANSI standard
Why the appraisal number differs from the listing and tax records, and how to avoid the surprise.
Low appraisals and the ROV process
How a Reconsideration of Value works, what moves one and what wastes your client's one request.
FHA and USDA property requirements
The condition items that stop or delay government-backed loans, and how to spot them before listing.
Complex listings
Acreage, ADUs, conversions and mixed-condition homes: what makes them hard to appraise and how to set expectations.
Ground rules
Education only
Sessions never discuss a specific property's value, active assignments or fees for pending files. That keeps every session clear of appraiser independence concerns, and it keeps the room focused on what agents can use.
With your permission, short clips from a session may be used as Ask An Appraiser content. Attendees are never identified.