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Under USPAP, an appraiser must maintain confidentiality of assignment results and client information. All of the following are exceptions to the confidentiality requirement EXCEPT.

Correct Answer

C) Disclosure to a competing real estate agent who wants to challenge the appraised value to win a listing

USPAP's Confidentiality Section does not allow disclosure to competing agents or other third parties simply because they want to challenge the value. Sharing confidential appraisal information with unauthorized parties violates USPAP.

Answer Options
A
Disclosure to state appraiser licensing boards during an investigation
B
Disclosure required by court order or subpoena
C
Disclosure to a competing real estate agent who wants to challenge the appraised value to win a listing
D
Disclosure authorized by the client

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