September Lunch and Learn: The Appraisal Edge
Unlock the Secrets of Home Valuation
Are you tired of feeling like appraisers play by their own rules? Do you have a list of appraisal-related issues that have crossed your desk, from low valuations and required repairs to a lack of comps for unique properties?
This is your chance to get the answers you’ve been searching for! Join us for a special lunch and learn where we’ve “cornered” a panel of experienced local appraisers, ready to tackle your toughest questions.
What We’ll Cover
Moderated by top 1% loan officer Jeremy Drobeck, this event will feature two of the area’s best appraisers: David Locey and Randy Anson. Together, they’ll shed light on crucial topics, including:
- FHA vs. Conventional vs. RD: Understanding the key differences.
- Unique Properties: How to handle appraisals for log homes, barndominiums, and other non-traditional homes.
- Rural Properties: Navigating appraisals for large tracks of land.
- Low Valuations: Strategies for challenging or understanding low appraisals.
- Agent Best Practices: Things you can do to help the appraiser and ensure a smoother process.
- Communication: Improving the flow of information between agents and appraisers.
We’ll have a dedicated Q&A session, so you can ask the specific questions that matter most to you. It’s an opportunity to laugh, learn, and finally get some long-needed answers to your most pressing appraisal questions.
Space is limited, so register today!
SIGN UP TODAY!
LIVE EVENT
Date: Tuesday, September 9th, 2025
Time: 12:00 – 1:00
Location: Oshtemo Community Center – 6407 Parkview Ave, Kalamazoo, MI 49009 <——–
Limited Seating. RSVP required. Lunch will be provided.
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