Aaron, Yes. But not all tree appraisals are based on contributory real estate market value (CREMV). Actually, I would surmise that few are. Jan C. Scow, Registered Consulting Arborist Jan C. Scow Consulting Arborists, LLC Ojai, ...
Robert You bring up a great point, we discuss "reasonableness" in our appraisals but we don't have a defined baseline except how it applies to the value of the property. If a tree is rooted in the property, then it is considered "real property" and ...
In a presentation at the Annual Conference and in work witihin the CTLA CRC "Reasonableness" has been discussed. I have poured over USPAP, IVS, SVP, and other appraisal texts and documents. So where does this term come from? Not the aforementioned. ...