Reimagining the future of appraisals

The call for innovation in the appraisal space has been highlighted on a national scale as a result of several prominent news articles and the documentary “Our America Lowballed”. This virtual event will look beyond appraisal bias and explore change that’s happening in the appraisal space and help the HousingWire audience reimagine the future of appraisals. 

Date & Time: April 24th, 1 p.m. CT

Watch Now:

Introduction Interview with Jillian White

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Resources:

https://www.appraisalinsights.com/

Panel on restorative valuations

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Fireside chat:

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Resources:

Board of Trustees page
The Appraisal Foundation Bylaws

Sign Up for The Appraisal Foundation Newsletter

USPAP Standards 1 – 4

TAF – Video Guide to Applying for TAF Boards

TAF Get Involved

TAF Suggestion Box

Speakers:

Sarah-Wheeler-

Sarah Wheeler
Editor In Chief,
HousingWire

Jillian White

Jillian White
CEO & Founder
Appraisal Insights

Charu-Singh-1

Charu Singh
Founder and CEO
Just Value

Yetunde Oshodi

Yetunde Oshodi
Deputy Director, People and Culture,
Center for Justice Innovation

Kenon Chen

Kenon Chen
Executive Vice President, Strategy and Growth,
Clear Capital

Romi

Romi Mahajan
Advisor,
Rook Capital

Doug Potts

Doug Potts
Vice President, Chief Appraiser
Commerce Bank

Francois K. Gregoire

Francois Gregoire 
Owner & President,
Gregoire & Gregoire, Inc.

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