Property Valuation
In Washington, a 'desk review' of an appraisal by a lender's review appraiser involves:
AA physical re-inspection of the property
BAn evaluation of the original appraisal report's logic, methodology, and data support without visiting the property✓ Correct
CRe-interviewing the original appraiser
DFiling the appraisal with the DOL for review
Explanation
A desk review (or paper review) evaluates the original appraisal report — checking methodology, data quality, and conclusions — without a physical site visit. It is commonly used by lenders to quality-check appraisals before approving loans.
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