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Apply to the Avisso appraiser panel.
Tell us where you work and which assignments you are equipped to handle. Six short steps: markets and property experience first, then credentials and insurance, and the agreements last, so you can read them in full before you sign.
Joining the panel does not guarantee assignment volume. Submission, document uploads, screening and final onboarding requirements remain [INTEGRATION TO CONFIRM].
Step 1 of 6
You and your work
Who you are and what you actually appraise. This is the part we match against, so it comes first.
Credentials
Current state license or certification for each state you want to work. Verified against the ASC registry and re-verified at renewal.
Licensed or certified appraisers only
Primary license
Upload license copies
Upload destination and retention policy [INTEGRATION TO CONFIRM]
Insurance
Errors and omissions coverage in force, with no lapses while you are on the panel.
Upload declarations page
Disclosures
Five yes/no questions. Any yes can be explained; we read the explanation.
A "yes" is not a refusal. It is a conversation — explain the circumstances and we read the explanation, not just the box.
Sample reports
A reviewer who has written reports reads yours for comparable logic and adjustment support.
A reviewer who has written reports reads yours. Choose two that show how you handle comparable selection and adjustment support — ideally one routine and one you found difficult. Remove borrower-identifying information.
Agreements
The working terms of the panel, in full, before you sign anything.
These are the working terms of the panel. Each one opens in full; the summary beneath each title is a plain-language description, not a substitute for the text.
Current state license or certification (no trainee licenses); working knowledge of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and HUD requirements; good standing with every licensing agency; background screening; license, E&O and, if applicable, HUD certification copies. Full text
Orders arrive from Avisso electronically, never from its clients directly. You accept only assignments within your geographic and technical competency and may decline any offer. Accepted orders are completed within the stated turnaround, with delays reported as soon as known. Value-related contacts from brokers, borrowers or others are referred to Avisso; reconsiderations go through Avisso’s process. Inspections are in person. Cancellation fees and turnaround definitions
You are an independent contractor, not an employee. Fees are stated on each order; Avisso is your client and invoicing runs through Avisso. Panel approval does not guarantee assignments, minimum volume or compensation. Either party may end the agreement with 30 days’ notice. Insurance, indemnification and fee-change terms
Comply with USPAP, FIRREA Title XI, Dodd-Frank Title XIV and applicable state law; decline assignments where you hold any interest in the property; notify Avisso immediately of any license action; keep E&O in force at a minimum of $300,000 per claim and $1,000,000 aggregate; protect customer information under GLBA and the FTC Safeguards Rule; accept ongoing quality-assurance review. Governed by California law. Current text
Background screening happens after this step
A voluntary self-identification question (minority- or women-owned business), required of us by regulators and investors, is asked separately after submission. Declining has no effect on approval or assignment.
Nothing is stored between visits; if you leave this page your answers are cleared. Upload handling, save-and-return and confirmation email [INTEGRATION TO CONFIRM]
What happens after you submit.
Your application is delivered to our panel team and a person reads it.
- 01
Confirmation
Sent when the application is submitted. [INTEGRATION TO CONFIRM]
- 02
Credential check
License, E&O and disclosures verified.
- 03
Sample review
Reports read for competency.
Review appraiser - 04
Screening and setup
Background authorization, then portal access.
- 05
First offers
Matched to the experience you stated.