S.C. Code Regs. 137-100 - Definitions
(1) "Asynchronous"
means communication that does not take place at the same time. It is
characterized by as needed, intermittent communication.
(2) "Co-Appraiser" refers to appraisals in
which more than one appraiser works as a team. Applicants must have performed
at least fifty (50%) percent of the work on an appraisal.
(3) "Desk Review" refers to an appraisal
performed by another person (including a person under the applicant's
supervision) but does not include a physical inspection of the subject
property. In order to qualify for experience credit in this category, an
applicant must have thoroughly and critically reviewed all portions of the
appraisal report and recommended the acceptance, revision, or rejection of the
appraisal under review.
(4) "Direct
Supervision" means personally reviewing an appraisal report prepared by an
apprentice and signing and certifying the report as being independently and
impartially prepared and in compliance with the Uniform Standards of
Professional Appraisal Practice, these regulations and applicable statutory
requirements.
(5) "Distance
Education" means the process of delivering instruction when the instructors and
the students are separated by distance.
(6) "Field Review" refers to an appraisal
performed by another person who has conducted a physical inspection of the
property, as well as verified the data and checked the calculations contained
in the appraisal under review. In addition, in order to qualify for experience
credit in this category, an applicant must have prepared a written report
recommending the acceptance, revision, or rejection of the appraisal under
review.
(7) "Lister" refers to
duties individuals perform in mass appraisals that are typically limited to the
location of real property, measurement of improvements relative to such things
as number of bedrooms and bathrooms, siding, decks, or other miscellaneous
information.
(8) "Sole Appraiser"
refers to appraisals that are completed by only one person.
(9) "Synchronous" means communication in
which the interaction is simultaneous. It is characterized by live two-way
communication.
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