Property Valuation
An Arizona appraiser is bound by the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), which:
AAre voluntary guidelines only
BAre mandatory standards for licensed and certified appraisers, enforced through state appraisal boards✓ Correct
CApply only to commercial appraisals
DAre established by the Arizona Department of Real Estate
Explanation
USPAP establishes mandatory ethics and performance standards for licensed and certified appraisers. Arizona, like all states, incorporates USPAP compliance into its licensing requirements, enforced through the Arizona Board of Appraisal.
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