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Appraiser Partnered Innovation Each afternoon in the fall of 1998 after my last class ended, I would leave my high school parking lot bound for work at a local real estate appraisal office, sometimes stopping
Meet our new blog contributor Julie Jones! Julie serves as SVP of Valuation Transformation and Engagement for Class Valuation. In this capacity, she is dedicated to driving thoughtful change in the valuation industry through responsible
Meet our new blog contributor Julie Jones! Julie serves as SVP of Valuation Transformation and Engagement for Class Valuation. In this capacity, she is dedicated to driving thoughtful change in the valuation industry through responsible
I believe that being a leader involves solving problems by making things better, and I was never satisfied with just running a business that operated firmly within the status quo. We didn’t run Mortgage Cadence
2019 is shaping up to be another milestone for Class Valuation. Concluding last year with our acquisition of Landmark Network and reporting record volume, we’re jumping into Q1 hungry and poised to deliver the most
NAMB National is typically the big event of the year, and 2018 was no different. Attendees from Class Valuation are still talking about the exciting takeaways. Class has made great strides in creating new technology
This month in Chicago, nearly 30 organizations banded together to announce their collaborated effort to spread awareness of the many diverse career paths available in the real-estate industry. Among them was the Appraisal Institute, who also
As we wind down from another celebration of our country’s independence and the history of the United States this fourth of July, we here at Class Appraisal thought it was a good time to reflect
There’s a type of development that is becoming more and more common across the country. One that causes confusion in lenders as well as appraisers. A property type that transcends the norms and established boundaries
