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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 3433004, member: 19250&quot;]You know what would be interesting if TPG were held like other appraisers are for mistakes.</p><p>I have a friend who does real estate appraisals,&nbsp; Bob told me think this is an easy job well it is when you go into a neighborhood to do an appraisal with good comps.</p><p>However as an example lets say you&#039;re doing a appraisal that is on a farm a couple hundred acres on water front and the water frontage is 1000 feet.</p><p>Or a commercial property where the structure isn&#039;t in good shape but the land is worth a lot more,because of location is worth big money.</p><p>One needs to find comps as&nbsp; close to real value as possible.</p><p>Finding another farm with that much water frontage could be next to impossible!</p><p>Due to no other comps to compare.</p><p>Back&nbsp; to the commercial property as the old building taken down and a 10 story building built which would increase the value 10 fold!</p><p>And guess what if he does not get his appraisal correct he can or could be sued for the difference.</p><p>Sound fair?&nbsp;&nbsp; Well he was paid a fee for doing his work....and he got it wrong....so is he accountable?</p><p>Why shouldn&#039;t TPG be held to the same standard?</p><p>And liable for any damages or loss.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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