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Are You Looking For “Certified FHA” Residential Appraisers?

Are You Looking For “Certified FHA” Residential Appraisers Covering The City Of Mobile, Baldwin County And Mobile County Of Alabama?  Then, Al Cheney, Certified Residential Real Property Appraiser, is ready to assist you with all of your real estate appraisal requirements along the Gulf Coast of Alabama!

Are you looking for ”Certified FHA” Home Appraisers in Baldwin County and Mobile County of Alabama?

Then, again, look no further than Al Cheney, Cheney Appraisal Services, for “Certified FHA” Residential Appraisals along the Gulf Coast of Alabama.

Al Cheney completes appraisal reports in the city of Mobile as well as Daphne, Fairhope, Montrose, Mullet Point, Point Clear, Spanish Fort (the Eastern Shore), Bay Minette, Chunchula, Creola, Dauphin Island, Loxley, Robertsdale, Saraland, Satsuma, Silverhill, and other communities within “The Mobile Bay Metro Area.”

Al Cheney, License Number ALR00060, is an Alabama “Certified” Residential Real Property Appraiser for the State of Alabama and a FHA Approved Appraiser with over 30 years experience in the local real estate industry.

Are you an owner looking to sell your home in the Mobile, Alabama area?  Cheney Appraisal Services offers only a $225 full appraisal report fee within the city limits of Mobile and a $250 fee for all other areas within Baldwin County and Mobile County.

Are you an appraisal management company or lender requiring a “Certified FHA” appraisal report for a client’s loan?  Cheney Appraisal Services offers special pricing for each “Certified” appraisal report.  Please call 1-251-533-2424 and let’s discuss arrangements.

Al Cheney will give you a specially designed and targeted appraisal report with a derived value opinion estimate, value range estimate, and or other necessary marketing information to assist you with your appraisal report requirements.  Order your ”Certified,” specialized, and professional appraisal report today.  Call Al Cheney and let’s talk about your appraisal assignment!

Please also visit Al Cheney’s other growing websites over the coming months and years to come, http://www.CertifiedAppraiserNames.com/, http://www.RealtyLeaders.biz/, http://www.MobileAlabamaFHARealEstateAppraisers.com/, and http://www.RealtyAgentPros.com/.

Are you ready to order your city of Mobile, Alabama, Baldwin County or Mobile County appraisal assignment?  Then, please send appraisal assignments by email to Albert@CheneyAppraisalServices.com or AlbertCheney@Comcast.net with your assignment (attaching an order as pdf is recommended) and any comments, suggestions and questions!  If you need to facsimile the appraisal assignment, then use 1-251-252-7737 for sending appraisal orders.

  The mailing addresses for Cheney Appraisal Services are Post Office Box 7907, Spanish Fort, Alabama 36577-7907 or Post Office Box 8888, Mobile, Alabama 36689-0888.

Posted in Appraisal Fees, Appraisal Management, Appraisal Market
November 29th, 2009 | 02:01 pm
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Lets Fight the Power

I don’t want to be handed my independence, I want to take it back.  The politicians and the banks are putting us under management for PROFIT.  

I have been an honest appraiser since the beginning, and my family and I are getting punished for the bad appraisers.  How can management companies charge the home owners $500.00-$600.00 per appraisal and pay us half or less?  They reduce our fees and make us sign contracts, or there is no work.  Many an ”old time appraiser” has said, “they hate management companies and they would never work for one”.  I understand this, but for the new to newer appraisers trying to get ahead and experience, sometimes there is no other way.  I have tried to branch out but these areas are filled by the “old timers”.  

How do we come together?  How do we take back our business?  We need to come together at this time.  We can’t let the politicians and the banks tell us what we are to get paid, so they can pocket the rest.  There are still a few big banks (rhymes with Smells Hargo) who pressure you in the direction they see fit.  We all sit in our homes complaining, lets strike, lets not accept the work for a day, LET US STAND UP.

Posted in Appraisal Management
September 25th, 2008 | 08:08 pm
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Subprime meltdown but no changes to lending practices…

I know there are supposed to be changes coming. I don’t know what exactly those changes are going to mean for the appraisers as of yet but what I do know is that although every “appears” to be running scared, no one really is. There are cries for help from the lenders losing money and cries for help from the homeowners losing their homes, and cries for help from the PMI companies, and appraisers who are honest and want some protection, and the list just goes on and on, but the AMC’s are still calling and asking who can do the jobs the cheapest and the fastest, and the rouge appraisers are still sending their trainees out to do these jobs as poorly as possible, and no one wants to pay a little more to make sure the job is done right the first time and the end result is not what everyone is crying about…

How can they keep on crying when they keep on doing what they were doing before this all happened and nothing changes? The same appraisers who came in high on all the appraisals that are inflated and in foreclosure are doing the really bad REO appraisals and are destroying the foreclosure market and short sale market for the lenders, leaving houses on the market for over a year because of inflated, poorly done appraisals and BPO’s (which is a whole different ball of wax)…

Does anyone have any input here?

Julie

Sedona, AZ

Posted in Appraisal Management, Appraisal Market, Appraisal Pressure, Fraud, General Blog, Government, Uncategorized, Valuations
April 13th, 2008 | 09:08 pm
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