Property Valuation
A Minnesota appraiser's report is reviewed by a client who disagrees with the value. The client asks the appraiser to change the value. The appraiser should:
AChange the value to satisfy the client since they are paying for the appraisal
BReview any new information provided but not change the value simply due to client pressure✓ Correct
CRefuse all communication after the report is delivered
DSubmit the report to the Department of Commerce for review
Explanation
Minnesota appraisers must maintain independence and objectivity. Client disagreement alone is not a basis for changing an appraisal.
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