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		<title>by: Michael LittleBig</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Jul 2008 13:26:50 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>When buying property in the State of Ohio,  keep in mind that this state does not enforce appraisal violations of Ohio Law or the American  Standards Board. The Ohio Department Div of Real Estate  in my case of 9 violations, 5 noted by the state,4 additional violations noted by myself which were ignored. The flawed appraisal of my property in 2003 proved to be the catalyst which later resulted in the foreclosure of my property. The appraisal was performed by a Ohio  licensed appraiser of 15 years who was employed at AmTrust Bank of Cleveland Ohio. The State and the Bank made a deal behind closed doors which resulted in a punishment for the appraiser who pleaded guilty to two minor violations which required that he do an additional 15 hours  of appraisal education. The State stated in writing that the “settlement was made to save time” and money.   Ohio Senator Stivers, Chairman of the oversight committee did nothing when presented with  the complaint.
Want to verify, check it out, my Case # 2006-000749</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When buying property in the State of Ohio,  keep in mind that this state does not enforce appraisal violations of Ohio Law or the American  Standards Board. The Ohio Department Div of Real Estate  in my case of 9 violations, 5 noted by the state,4 additional violations noted by myself which were ignored. The flawed appraisal of my property in 2003 proved to be the catalyst which later resulted in the foreclosure of my property. The appraisal was performed by a Ohio  licensed appraiser of 15 years who was employed at AmTrust Bank of Cleveland Ohio. The State and the Bank made a deal behind closed doors which resulted in a punishment for the appraiser who pleaded guilty to two minor violations which required that he do an additional 15 hours  of appraisal education. The State stated in writing that the “settlement was made to save time” and money.   Ohio Senator Stivers, Chairman of the oversight committee did nothing when presented with  the complaint.<br />
Want to verify, check it out, my Case # 2006-000749
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