Property Valuation
Vermont's 'appraisal review' process involves:
AA new independent appraisal of the property
BAn evaluation of an existing appraisal's compliance with standards, adequacy of data, and reasonableness of conclusions✓ Correct
CA municipal review of the appraisal for tax purposes
DA VREC review of agent valuations
Explanation
Appraisal review is performed by another appraiser to evaluate the quality, adequacy, and compliance of an existing appraisal with applicable standards (USPAP, lender guidelines) without necessarily independently appraising the property.
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