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An appraiser may not use a Restricted Appraisal Report when:

Correct Answer

B) There are intended users other than the client

Why this is correct: There are intended users other than the client. A Restricted Appraisal Report is permitted only when the client and any specifically named users are the only intended users who agree to the restriction. If other parties need to understand the report from its content alone, a fuller Appraisal Report is required. Why the other choices are wrong: The client is a private individual is permissible. The property exceeds a certain value threshold is not a restriction under USPAP. More than one approach was developed is irrelevant to report type selection. Exam tip: Restricted Reports are for a closed group of users who can access the workfile.

Answer Options
A
The client is a private individual rather than a lender
B
There are intended users other than the client
C
The property exceeds a certain value threshold
D
More than one approach to value was developed

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Why this is correct: There are intended users other than the client. A Restricted Appraisal Report is permitted only when the client and any specifically named users are the only intended users who agree to the restriction. If other parties need to understand the report from its content alone, a fuller Appraisal Report is required. Why the other choices are wrong: The client is a private individual is permissible. The property exceeds a certain value threshold is not a restriction under USPAP. More than one approach was developed is irrelevant to report type selection. Exam tip: Restricted Reports are for a closed group of users who can access the workfile.

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