Business practices have been adjusted, and each market participant can adapt to a more responsible system that avoids coercion of appraisers and reduces the opportunity for fraud.
GARY G. MILLER: “Business practices have been adjusted, and each market participant can adapt to a more responsible system that avoids…”
On the recordJune 2, 2009
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Miller critiques a response regarding business practices and fraud in real estate.
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