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In an assignment, the intended users of the appraisal are:

Correct Answer

B) Identified by the appraiser, based on communication with the client

Why this is correct: USPAP requires the appraiser to identify intended users based on communication with the client at the assignment's outset. This identification dictates the report's scope and content. Why the other choices are wrong: "Everyone who will eventually read the report" is too broad; intended users are specifically identified. "Determined by whichever party ultimately pays the fee" is incorrect; fee payer does not define users. "Set by regulation as the lender, borrower, and secondary market buyer" is false; identification is assignment-specific. Exam tip: Intended users are identified by the appraiser, not assumed or regulated.

Answer Options
A
Everyone who will eventually read the report in the course of the transaction
B
Identified by the appraiser, based on communication with the client
C
Determined by whichever party ultimately pays the appraisal fee
D
Set by regulation as the lender, the borrower and the secondary market buyer

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Why this is correct: USPAP requires the appraiser to identify intended users based on communication with the client at the assignment's outset. This identification dictates the report's scope and content. Why the other choices are wrong: "Everyone who will eventually read the report" is too broad; intended users are specifically identified. "Determined by whichever party ultimately pays the fee" is incorrect; fee payer does not define users. "Set by regulation as the lender, borrower, and secondary market buyer" is false; identification is assignment-specific. Exam tip: Intended users are identified by the appraiser, not assumed or regulated.

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