- The purpose of the appraisal and the ownership of the property should
be established before beginning an appraisal.
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- Professional tact and finesse in reacting to the client and/or the
property to be appraised is paramount.
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- Appraisers should inform clients when a property does not warrant
appraisal.
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- It is unethical to write an appraisal on an existing property without
performing a physical evaluation of it.
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- It is unethical to knowingly put a false insurance value on a
property.
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- Appraisers should avoid the appearance of conflict of interest.
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- It is unethical to take advantage of an appraisal situation to
solicit.
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- It is unethical to make use of information gained from any quilt
appraisal without permission of the owner.
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- It is incumbent upon each certified appraiser to maintain
professional courtesy with regard to all other appraisers.
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- It is unethical to appraise beyond one's knowledge, abilities, and
experience.
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