Property Valuation
The term 'Desk Review' in Nebraska appraisal practice refers to:
AA brief summary report prepared at the appraiser's desk
BAn appraisal review performed without a new field inspection — reviewing the original appraisal for completeness and reasonableness✓ Correct
CAn appraisal ordered for tax appeal purposes
DA report ordered by the NREC to investigate appraiser misconduct
Explanation
A desk review is an appraisal review performed by a qualified reviewer who examines the original report (without a new field inspection) to assess its completeness, accuracy, and compliance with professional standards.
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