USPAP 2008–2009
An appraiser must identify and consider the intended use and intended users of the appraiser’s reported opinions and conclusions in order to identify the problem to be solved and to understand his or her development and reporting responsibilities in an appraisal, appraisal review, or appraisal consulting assignment. An appraiser must state the intended use and intended users of the opinions and conclusions in a report.
What kind of information must an appraiser identify and consider regarding the intended use and intended users in the course of accepting and completing an assignment, and how much of that information must an appraiser include in the report?
USPAP 2008–2009 Edition
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