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I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVM’s and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price. Wrong. The market sets the price.

Listen to the interview.

See more here:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVM’s and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price. Wrong. The market sets the price.

Listen to the interview.

See the original post:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVM’s and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price. Wrong. The market sets the price.

Listen to the interview.

Original post:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVM’s and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price. Wrong. The market sets the price.

Listen to the interview.

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[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVM’s and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price. Wrong. The market sets the price.

Listen to the interview.

Read the original post:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVM’s and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price. Wrong. The market sets the price.

Listen to the interview.

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[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVM’s and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price. Wrong. The market sets the price.

Listen to the interview.

Go here to read the rest:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVM’s and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price. Wrong. The market sets the price.

Listen to the interview.

See original here:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVM’s and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price. Wrong. The market sets the price.

Listen to the interview.

Go here to read the rest:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVMs and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions, especially those that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price? Wrong. The market sets the price.

To listen to the interview.

See more here:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVMs and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions, especially those that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price? Wrong. The market sets the price.

To listen to the interview.

Go here to read the rest:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVMs and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions, especially those that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price? Wrong. The market sets the price.

To listen to the interview.

Read the original post:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVMs and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions, especially those that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price? Wrong. The market sets the price.

To listen to the interview.

View original here:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVMs and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions, especially those that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price? Wrong. The market sets the price.

To listen to the interview.

See the original post:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Real Estate Radio USA for a discussion of mortgage securitization, how to value a property in a declining market, AVMs and the spin cycle.

I was on last week, but like all my posts in the last two days, I had to wait until the last stop, Brooklyn.

I enjoyed the questions, especially those that were generated from a provocative post by my friend Mike Lefebvre.

Discussions about who should be estimating market value was particularly interesting to me. As if appraisers or agents set the price? Wrong. The market sets the price.

To listen to the interview.

See original here:
[In The Media] Real Estate Radio USA Appraisals & Bits