“No Two Clients — or Real Estate Appraisal Situations — Are the Same”When it comes to real estate appraisal, no two cases are exactly alike. In fact, some more unusual cases can be vastly different, and require a more “thinking outside the box” approach as a result. However, the quality of service you provide should always be high regardless of the situation at hand. When it comes to unique cases, you always need to remember the basics in order to provide your clients with the best experience possible.Setting client expectations is a critical first step in any real estate appraisal situation. Making sure that you’re fully aligned with your client every step of the way is a great way to set the tone and help prevent potential dissatisfaction down the line. Always providing answers to the questions you’re asked is also a great way to keep your real estate appraisal clients happy. This may seem obvious, but answering exactly what you’re being asked, as opposed to delivering more general responses, will not only keep everyone on the same page, but it will also encourage your clients to answer specific follow-up questions that are the most important to them.Topics We Discuss During This Episode:What it’s like handling more unique cases in real estate appraisalHow you can help guide clients to the exact service they needWhy your real estate appraisal reporting should provide clarity at all timesHow to effectively market yourself as a real estate appraiserThe importance of tapping into you network to foster valuable partnershipsHow tax appeal work factors into real estate appraisalWhy thinking outside of the box is an important skill set as an appraiserInterested in partnering with McKissock Learning for high-quality education solutions? Check out our website and become a member today: https://www.mckissock.com/appraisal/.